What I’m Sharing (weekly)

• Nope. Sorry. Don’t believe you. – “AI is not the norm and I would be willing to bet a majority of lawyers can’t describe AI to their clients and can’t imagine their day WITH an AI.” – I would have to agree

• The phishing techniques law firms are falling for -Some of it is just simple social engineering using public information.

• The End Of The Open Internet: Cory Doctorow’s Op-Ed From The Future

• Firm IT Director Predicts “Carnage” in Legal Tech Consolidation: eDiscovery Trends

• How Your Law Firm Can Implement a Positive, Long-Term IT Strategy

• Ways Solo Practitioners and Small Firms Can Level Up Their Legal Technology

• What Should Lawyers Look for in an E-Discovery Vendor?

• Is Firefox better than Chrome? It comes down to privacy – @geoffreyfowler claims Chrome is basically spy software. Thoughts?

• A former athlete calls BS on tech’s obsession with work -@jasonshen makes a good point, no athlete would train 70-90 hours per week. They would physically break down.

• 5 Things Employees Wish They Had Time For – Interesting stuff from @johnhall – Are your employees too busy putting out fires to do anything meaningful and grow?

• Connecting the Dots Between e-Discovery, Information Governance, and Cybersecurity

• AI Could Give Millions Online Legal Help. But What Will the Law Allow?

• Cybersecurity: One in three breaches are caused by unpatched vulnerabilities

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• Lawyers Need To Be Using Twitter For When They Are Recognized – @kevinokeefe is right, and this is true of bloggers, I’d love to use your handle when tweeting out your article, but I can’t find it on your blog.

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