Shared Links (weekly) Dec. 7, 2025
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Maybe instead of panicking that we’re all getting dumber, we need a balanced approach like Vincent’s. Decide which skills can be eroded and offloaded and which ones you refuse to give up.
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Shared Links (weekly) March, 21, 2021
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Will work from home outlast virus? Ford’s move suggests it might
– If you’ve been doing it for a year, there’s no reason you can’t continue to.
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No Simple Way Forward: Inside E-Discovery’s Collaboration Data Problem
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Shared Links (weekly) March 13, 2022
Worth Reading – AI Is Killing The Billable Hour (And It’s About Time)
For lawyers and other professionals, billing hours is indeed a dumb approach. It hasn’t made sense in years. If AI finally pushes that out of our way, we’ll owe it thanks for that alone. I don’t think AI is good enough to do work on its own, though, so the question then becomes, what are we billing for? Where’s the work? Do you have solid baselines for how much value AI brings versus how much a human is having to contribute to make up for times when the AI falls short, and who decides that?
