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While there is a long history of technology-driven changes in how attorneys work, the introduction of large language model-based systems marks the first time that widely available technology can perform sophisticated writing and research tasks. brookings.edu/blog/techtank/…

Through AI, a lawyer can draft a well-written complaint with just a few clicks, making it much easier for law firms to expand services to lower-income clients. More from John Villasenor: brookings.edu/blog/techtank/…

Artificial Intelligence. The legal profession. Impact on the industry. We discuss all of this and more right here on #lawyer2lawyer with host jcraigwilliams from Legal Talk Network and special guest John Villasenor UCLA UCLA School of Law UCLA Institute for Technology, Law & Policy The Brookings Institution legaltalknetwork.com/podcasts/lawye…

Regulating AI: Four key questions to ask. New The Conversation U.S. bit.ly/3nFXFPo UCLA School of Law UCLA Samueli Engineering UCLA Institute for Technology, Law & Policy

The problems with a moratorium on training large AI systems bit.ly/3KlBfuo The Brookings Institution Brookings Governance UCLA School of Law

Political bias and ChatGPT: Interesting results when you construct inputs that cause ChatGPT to weigh in on political issues. bit.ly/3HRAGb8 The Brookings Institution Brookings Governance UCLA School of Law

I appreciated the chance to discuss the policy solutions in this Brookings TechTank post bit.ly/3F203G5 at yesterday’s congressional hearing on AI, patents, and innovation bit.ly/3WYH4E6 The Brookings Institution Brookings Governance UCLA School of Law

What is artificial general intelligence (AGI), and how close are today’s AI systems to achieving it? bit.ly/43DUreE @brookingsgov @ucla_law

A primer on some key issues in the biggest U.S. technology antitrust trial in decades, U.S. v. Google bit.ly/3sZZol8 Brookings Governance UCLA School of Law

When artists use AI to create expressive works, does the First Amendment confer a right to compute? bit.ly/46aNZ0z New piece at Scientific American exploring this question @ucla_law

"How the White House’s AI Executive Order could increase U.S. cyber vulnerabilities" bit.ly/3G9IJiz Brookings Governance The Brookings Institution UCLA School of Law

Are keyword search warrants constitutional? The state supreme courts in Colorado and Pennsylvania engage with this important question. bit.ly/3wyXb1H Brookings Governance The Brookings Institution

Diversity failures in AI image generation. New piece at Brookings Brookings Governance The Brookings Institution bit.ly/3W0Xi0L

Can AI systems create trade secrets that no human is aware of? New at Brookings bit.ly/3xUD2UW Brookings Governance Sarah Richmond

The tension between AI export control and U.S. AI innovation bit.ly/4e6izMR Brookings Governance The Brookings Institution

"AI policy directions in the new Trump administration", new post Brookings Governance The Brookings Institution bit.ly/4ercbPG

Why the new AI export control rule will undermine US AI leadership Brookings Governance The Brookings Institution bit.ly/4juCXu7

U.S. AI export control rules are designed to impede China’s AI progress, but they may actually be accelerating it. bit.ly/4hyQJKx Brookings Governance The Brookings Institution

"Trade secrets are central to American AI leadership." My testimony before the House Judiciary Subcommittee on Courts, Intellectual Property, Artificial Intelligence, and the Internet bit.ly/4kjwqTa The Brookings Institution Brookings Governance

AI has rendered traditional writing skills obsolete. Education needs to adapt. bit.ly/4kFVseK The Brookings Institution Brookings Governance