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Opinions on AI, work, and where both are going.
Legal AI vendor lock-in: who chooses your firm's model?
Harvey put its own model into its product this summer. What happened, why it matters for control, and four things a firm can keep in its own hands.
Read the post OpinionThe end of prestige
A model now hands anyone a well-structured message in seconds. The price of sounding credible went to zero, and the proxy went with it.
Read the post Future of WorkTowards the age of AI disclosure
Most people hide their AI use. There is no policy, peers judge it, and it makes work look cheap. Rivals who disclose and charge less will end the secrecy.
Read the post LegalYour small firm's AI policy leaves no record
Clio finds 75% of small practices use AI and 55% with no policy. The North Carolina Bar finds 9% enforce one. Rules are cheap; proof is not.
Read the post Future of WorkWe built the perfect conditions for hiding AI use
Admit you use AI and your colleagues call it cheating; be overheard and your employer bans it. Hiding is rational, and it makes AI policy unenforceable.
Read the post Legal AIAre AI chats privileged? The three rulings so far
Three US courts ruled on AI chats and privilege in early 2026 and did not agree. What decided each case, and what to tell clients who use chatbots on their own.
Read the post Legal AIWhy pay for Harvey if it runs on Claude and GPT?
Harvey uses models any firm can subscribe to. What the premium buys instead, and whether a firm can get it without a 100-seat, one-year contract.
Read the post Responsible AIHuman-in-the-loop anonymization: who signs off
Signing what you have not read puts your name at stake. What an anonymization tool must let you check before it produces the file.
Read the post Privacy EngineeringPII protection is different when AI is in the loop
For 30 years, protecting personal data meant controlling database access. AI created an easy path from controlled documents to the public cloud.
Read the post Data RiskIf you quietly share client documents with a chatbot
AI makes exposing confidential data effortless, and the consequences are real. What you risk when you paste client files into a chatbot.
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