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The Lawyer's Edge: How to Leverage AI Without Surrendering Privacy, Quality, or Cost Control
AI is arriving in legal practice not as a faster typewriter but as a junior associate who reads at 200,000 words a minute and costs a coffee per task. A practical guide to capturing the upside without the unforced errors that have begun to fill state bar disciplinary dockets.
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Many Minds, One Counsel: On the Renaissance of Legal Reasoning in an Age of Artificial Intelligence
A lawyer's mind is a courtroom in which several advocates are always speaking at once. The art is in hearing all of them. On the quiet renaissance reshaping the profession beneath our hands, and why the externalisation of reasoning, not merely recall, is the change that matters.
Sushant Shukla
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Do Computer-Generated works qualify for Copyright Protection?
Copyright law protects original works, including computer software, under India's Copyright Act of 1957. While AI-generated works raise questions about authorship, the Act doesn’t explicitly address them. As AI advances, copyright law may need reform to accommodate these changes.
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