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Jackson Moore and I recorded a GovCon Intelligence episode on location in Wilmington, North Carolina. We were on a panel there last week, moderated by Sue Kranes at the North Carolina Military Business Center Construction Summit. Jackson is a partner at Smith Anderson in Raleigh and recently has been writing about AI-related developments in GovCon. We talked about AI hallucinations and more broadly about how using AI can come back to haunt parties in litigation. Then we went back to the topic of our panel: the recent executive order on racially discrimination DEI and IBM’s $17 million settlement.
Links
Jackson Moore at SmithLaw.com
NCMBC Summit
Turning Chats Into Trial Exhibits: Litigation Risks of Generative AI Use (smithlaw.com)
You Can’t Spell Sanction without “A” and “I”: When Unchecked AI Hallucinations Result in Court Sanctions (smithlaw.com)
Whitting v. City of Athens (6th Cir. 2026)
AI Hallucinations database (damiencharlotin.com)
Appeals of Huffman Construction LLC (ASBCA Oct. 23, 2025)
U.S. v. Heppner (S.D.N.Y. Feb. 17, 2026).
Steve Koprince: What aspects of federal contracting AI is most likely to get wrong
Proposed GSA clause 552.239-7001, Basic Safeguarding of Artificial Intelligence Systems
Executive Order on Addressing DEI Discrimination by Federal Contractors
IBM Pays $17 Million to Resolve Allegations of Discrimination Through Illegal DEI Practices (justice.gov)
00:00 Welcome From Wilmington
00:26 Meet Jackson Moore
00:55 GovCon Law Practice Overview
01:55 AI In GovCon Law
02:55 Hallucinations And Sanctions
05:59 Verifying Case Citations
07:31 Sharing Data With AI
10:01 Protective Orders And AI
12:33 Discovery Of AI Chats
15:55 AI Gets GovCon Details Wrong
18:26 GSA Proposed AI Clause
23:12 Neutrality And Bias Questions
25:49 DEI Executive Order Fallout
28:29 False Claims Act Enforcement
32:08 Class Deviations And Litigation
36:15 How To Reach Jackson
36:30 Closing Thanks
By Sam LeJackson Moore and I recorded a GovCon Intelligence episode on location in Wilmington, North Carolina. We were on a panel there last week, moderated by Sue Kranes at the North Carolina Military Business Center Construction Summit. Jackson is a partner at Smith Anderson in Raleigh and recently has been writing about AI-related developments in GovCon. We talked about AI hallucinations and more broadly about how using AI can come back to haunt parties in litigation. Then we went back to the topic of our panel: the recent executive order on racially discrimination DEI and IBM’s $17 million settlement.
Links
Jackson Moore at SmithLaw.com
NCMBC Summit
Turning Chats Into Trial Exhibits: Litigation Risks of Generative AI Use (smithlaw.com)
You Can’t Spell Sanction without “A” and “I”: When Unchecked AI Hallucinations Result in Court Sanctions (smithlaw.com)
Whitting v. City of Athens (6th Cir. 2026)
AI Hallucinations database (damiencharlotin.com)
Appeals of Huffman Construction LLC (ASBCA Oct. 23, 2025)
U.S. v. Heppner (S.D.N.Y. Feb. 17, 2026).
Steve Koprince: What aspects of federal contracting AI is most likely to get wrong
Proposed GSA clause 552.239-7001, Basic Safeguarding of Artificial Intelligence Systems
Executive Order on Addressing DEI Discrimination by Federal Contractors
IBM Pays $17 Million to Resolve Allegations of Discrimination Through Illegal DEI Practices (justice.gov)
00:00 Welcome From Wilmington
00:26 Meet Jackson Moore
00:55 GovCon Law Practice Overview
01:55 AI In GovCon Law
02:55 Hallucinations And Sanctions
05:59 Verifying Case Citations
07:31 Sharing Data With AI
10:01 Protective Orders And AI
12:33 Discovery Of AI Chats
15:55 AI Gets GovCon Details Wrong
18:26 GSA Proposed AI Clause
23:12 Neutrality And Bias Questions
25:49 DEI Executive Order Fallout
28:29 False Claims Act Enforcement
32:08 Class Deviations And Litigation
36:15 How To Reach Jackson
36:30 Closing Thanks