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Tech Corner: Backfiring legal AI tools, AI coding in retail, data centers

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Julie DiMauro

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The legal profession has to be extra-cautious about any use of AI research and writing tools, partly because of AI hallucinations, as these lawyers can attest.

Let’s talk about tech trends and the upcoming tech in 2025, and as we do, let’s keep in mind that any technology – especially tech that operates quickly, uses large amounts of data culled from numerous sources and whose creators promise you immediate rewards – requires policies, frameworks, and technical

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