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Worth Reading – How to spot fake AI photos
The clues are usually there, but you have to stop and look at the details. How many of us stop to do that when we’re scrolling our social media feeds? That’s why fake images and videos spread online. They are designed to cause an immediate reaction, not for thoughtful examination.
Yet we must be thoughtful and deliberate before acting on any information we receive in a world where so many are willing to spread lies for their own benefit.
Linked – Former Chartbeat CEO Tony Haile wants to save the media industry by blocking ads
This isn’t the worst idea I’ve ever heard: Once upon a time, newspaper publishers had a great business model: Selling ads that were printed on paper, then selling bundles of those papers to consumers. Obviously, things have changed — most news is a free commodity and, according to former Chartbeat CEO Tony Haile, some 236…
Shared Links (weekly) August 29, 2021
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How to create a positive and effective cybersecurity environment instead of a shame culture
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Who’s Worrying About the Mental Health of the Law Firm Leaders?
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Five Great Reads on Cyber, Data, and Legal Discovery for August 2021
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How Different Personality Types Cope with an Always-On Culture
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– You really should, it’s so much more than the standard Twitter interface.
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How to Reduce Your Law Firm’s Overhead Costs and Still Be Productive
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Why you and your boss should talk honestly about your mental health
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Linked: Blink, And I’m Gone: E-Discovery Challenges and Considerations With Ephemeral Messaging
Personally, and with full acknowledgement that I am not a lawyer, I am glad to see the Sedona Conference commentary taking a balanced approach to this.
Shared Links (weekly) April 27, 2025
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Linked: 4 Ways To Make Strong Connections As A Remote Worker
Since a lot of folks are now doing this, finding the post below from Trello was helpful, and for me, this should be rule 1 for remote teams: “Give a little more information than you think is necessary. You don’t have to write a novel for every status update, but err on the side of…
