AI Daily Briefing
- Legal AI: Is Anyone Actually Using It?: The hype around legal AI is deafening, but a new survey throws cold water on the party, revealing that most in-house legal departments are barely scratching the surface of what’s possible.
- Deepfake Takedown Law: Boon for Censorship, Not Victims?: America’s new ‘Take It Down Act’ promises swift removal of nonconsensual intimate imagery. But lurking beneath the surface are serious concerns about potential misuse and effectiveness.
- AI in Healthcare: Hype or Hope? The Reality Check: We were told AI would be the silver bullet for healthcare’s woes, boosting efficiency and accuracy. But is the reality matching the breathless predictions, or are we walking into a minefield?
- CAFC Clarifies Standing: Patent Infringement Suits Back on Track?: Patent infringement litigation just got a jolt of clarity from the CAFC. For years, the court’s stance on standing felt like navigating a foggy maze; now, there’s a clearer path, potentially breathing new life into dismissed cases.
- Musk v. Altman: Jury Sides With OpenAI: Elon Musk’s legal battle against Sam Altman and OpenAI has concluded with a decisive jury verdict. The courtroom drama, which captivated the tech world, saw all charges dismissed.
- AI’s Legal Impact: Beyond the Hype [Analysis]: The legal world braced for AI disruption. What actually happened?
- Daily Briefing: May 19, 2026: Your AI morning briefing for May 19, 2026 — the top stories you need to know.
- June’s AI Aims to Tame High-Volume Legal Work: June’s AI-driven case management platform is stepping into the high-volume legal arena, promising end-to-end automation from first contact to final resolution. The question remains: can it deliver beyond the demo reel?
