The Reminger Report: Emerging Technologies

In this episode of the Reminger Report Podcast on Emerging Technologies, Zachary Pyers talks with Mike Barton of AudioEye about why digital accessibility matters beyond compliance. They discuss how accessible websites can improve customer experience, increase conversions, support AI-driven search, and help businesses reach a broader audience.

Artificial intelligence is quickly becoming embedded in business operations, but questions remain around accountability, transparency, and risk.

In this episode of the Reminger Report Podcast on Emerging Technologies, Zachary B. Pyers sits down with technology and cybersecurity expert Brian Herr to discuss AI liability, explainability, emerging trust standards, and the growing role of insurance in AI governance. The conversation also explores AI's impact on litigation, eDiscovery, and organizational risk management.

Topics include:

• AI accountability and decision-making
• Explainability and the "black box" challenge
• AI trust standards and certification
• Insurance and risk transfer
• Emerging litigation and eDiscovery issues

In this episode of the Reminger Report Podcast on Emerging Technologies, attorneys Zachary B. Pyers and Kenton Steele analyze the Canadian case Moffatt v. Air Canada, where an airline chatbot provided inaccurate bereavement fare information, ultimately leading to liability. Although non-binding in the United States, the decision offers a meaningful framework for evaluating legal exposure tied to AI-driven customer interactions.

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This episode examines whether artificial intelligence tools, including ChatGPT, may cross into the unauthorized practice of law (UPL).

The discussion highlights a recent federal lawsuit, Nippon Life Insurance Company of America v. OpenAI, where an AI platform allegedly influenced a claimant to revive previously settled litigation.

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In this episode of the Reminger Report Podcast on Emerging Technologies, Zachary B. Pyers speaks with Mike Maynard, CEO of Napier Group, about why consumers often adopt new technology faster than corporations. They explore how perceived risk, internal friction, brand trust, and organizational structure shape technology adoption—using real‑world examples from AI, file‑sharing platforms, and enterprise software. The conversation also tackles employee use of unapproved tech and how businesses can balance innovation with control.

In this episode of the Reminger Report Podcast on Emerging Technologies, Zachary Pyers and Kyle Wallace discuss the growing legal challenges posed by lawyers’ and judges’ reliance on artificial intelligence—particularly the issue of AI‑generated “hallucinated” case citations. The conversation traces the evolution of these problems from early cases like Mata v. Avianca to the more recent Shahid v. Esaam, where an appellate court discovered that a trial court had unknowingly incorporated faulty, AI‑generated citations into its decision. Kyle and Zach explore the ethical obligations of attorneys under rules like Rule 11, the judiciary’s response to AI‑related errors, and why the continued rise of AI calls for vigilance, verification, and responsible use rather than abandonment.

In this episode of The Reminger Report Podcast on Emerging Technologies, host Zach Pyers is joined by Sophia Kusner, a law clerk from Reminger’s Columbus office and a law student at Ohio State. 

Together, they explore the rapidly evolving world of neurotechnology—devices that monitor and influence brain activity—and its intersection with artificial intelligence. 

From wearable tech to brain-computer interfaces, they dive into the legal and ethical challenges surrounding data privacy, informed consent, and accountability in a future where thoughts may be digitally recorded and even acted upon.

In this episode of The Reminger Report Podcast on Emerging Technologies, host Zach Pyers is joined by Anna Ray Ziegler, a law clerk in Reminger’s Columbus office, to explore how artificial intelligence is transforming the healthcare industry. 

From easing administrative burdens and addressing physician shortages to raising complex legal and ethical questions around patient data, this conversation dives into the promises and pitfalls of AI in modern medicine.

In this episode of The Reminger Report Podcast on Emerging Technologies, host Zach Pyers is joined by Ian Irish, a law clerk from Reminger’s Columbus office and a law student at Ohio State. 

Together, they explore the dual role of artificial intelligence in the insurance industry—how it’s being used to detect fraudulent claims and, conversely, how fraudsters are leveraging the same technology to deceive insurers. 

From deepfakes to ethical dilemmas, this conversation dives into the evolving landscape of AI-driven fraud and the tools being developed to fight back.

In this episode of The Reminger Report on Emerging Technologies, Zachary Pyers and Logan Speyer examine the growing role of virtual reality in judicial proceedings. From immersive accident reconstructions to remote site inspections, VR technology is reshaping how judges and juries evaluate evidence. 

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