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AI & The Law: A Ground-Level Look At What's Changing and What Isn't with Joe Schwerha
It’s time for another episode of Data Discourse! Today’s conversation brings host Pete Mansmann and Jeff Stiegler of Precise, Inc. together with guest Joe Schwerha for an eye-opening conversation about artificial intelligence’s growing footprint in the legal world. They break down how AI is reshaping legal education, digital forensics, and the evidentiary process, while also creating new challenges for legal professionals to utilize AI tools in their everyday practices.
Throughout this episode, you’ll receive a candid, ground-level view of AI in action, from what’s already changed, what’s still the same, and where the risks lay. The discussion offers practical strategies and cautionary insights for attorneys, investigators, and anyone working at the intersection of technology and law.
The episode provides an in-depth review of AI’s role in legal research, how law schools are rethinking assignments, and why treating AI like a “junior associate” is a smart mindset. Real-world scenarios illustrate how AI can enhance productivity, but also introduce inaccuracies, bias, and potential for misuse if left unchecked.
From deepfake dangers to AI-powered cybercrime, what you’re about to consume underscores the urgency of questioning the authenticity of digital evidence and maintaining strong data security. Pete, Jeff, and Joe emphasize the importance of staying informed, testing tools, and creating clear policies for responsible AI use in legal practice.
Key Takeaways:
- AI is actively influencing legal education, practice, and digital forensics.
- Treat AI outputs as starting points and always verify accuracy and relevance.
- Deepfakes and AI-generated content raise serious evidentiary concerns.
- Cybercriminals are leveraging AI to enhance phishing, identity theft, and fraud.
- Ongoing education and experimentation are essential to using AI effectively.
- Clear internal guidelines help ensure AI is used responsibly in legal contexts.
Precise is your trusted resource for all things mobile forensics and e-discovery.
Precise is your trusted resource for all things mobile forensics and e-discovery. We look forward to partnering with your firm and helping you win your next case!
Visit our website to learn more and set up a free consultation:
Click here to get started
Or call us at 866-721-5378
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By Peter L. Mansmann, Esq.It’s time for another episode of Data Discourse! Today’s conversation brings host Pete Mansmann and Jeff Stiegler of Precise, Inc. together with guest Joe Schwerha for an eye-opening conversation about artificial intelligence’s growing footprint in the legal world. They break down how AI is reshaping legal education, digital forensics, and the evidentiary process, while also creating new challenges for legal professionals to utilize AI tools in their everyday practices.
Throughout this episode, you’ll receive a candid, ground-level view of AI in action, from what’s already changed, what’s still the same, and where the risks lay. The discussion offers practical strategies and cautionary insights for attorneys, investigators, and anyone working at the intersection of technology and law.
The episode provides an in-depth review of AI’s role in legal research, how law schools are rethinking assignments, and why treating AI like a “junior associate” is a smart mindset. Real-world scenarios illustrate how AI can enhance productivity, but also introduce inaccuracies, bias, and potential for misuse if left unchecked.
From deepfake dangers to AI-powered cybercrime, what you’re about to consume underscores the urgency of questioning the authenticity of digital evidence and maintaining strong data security. Pete, Jeff, and Joe emphasize the importance of staying informed, testing tools, and creating clear policies for responsible AI use in legal practice.
Key Takeaways:
- AI is actively influencing legal education, practice, and digital forensics.
- Treat AI outputs as starting points and always verify accuracy and relevance.
- Deepfakes and AI-generated content raise serious evidentiary concerns.
- Cybercriminals are leveraging AI to enhance phishing, identity theft, and fraud.
- Ongoing education and experimentation are essential to using AI effectively.
- Clear internal guidelines help ensure AI is used responsibly in legal contexts.
Precise is your trusted resource for all things mobile forensics and e-discovery.
Precise is your trusted resource for all things mobile forensics and e-discovery. We look forward to partnering with your firm and helping you win your next case!
Visit our website to learn more and set up a free consultation:
Click here to get started
Or call us at 866-721-5378