Tag: bright idea

AI-Forward Legal Research (Punch Two)

We recently chatted with Clio’s Damien Riehl (Solutions Champion) and Joe Kaczrowski (Manager of Legal Content). This talk follows our presentation, Old Fashioned Research in the Age of AI. Damien walks us through the Vincent vLex, Clio Grow, legal taxonomies (er…’ontologies’), symbolic AI, and more. This is doing superhuman work at superhuman speed with a […]

Adobe Spaces for Newsletters

We put together an Adobe Space for a promotional email this month but what we really love about the tool is how we might use it for client newsletters, especially for those who need to summarize legal developments. In sum, Adobe Spaces is a curated AI workspace. Upload up to 100 documents to the space […]

Industry Newsletter

This month, we applied a number of search techniques to draft and deploy an industry-specific, legal newsletter. The work took us about an hour but the bulk of the work was drafting effective prompts. The most challenging part of a project like this one is perfecting the prompts. Here, further improvements can be made for […]

Prompt Variables

This proof of concept video demonstrates a nice blend of conventional document automation and generative AI. A prompt variable is just a placeholder within your document template for text that’s generated by AI. It enables you to more fully automate documents like pre-suit demand letters which traditionally include both standard law-firm text as well as […]

Automating Handwritten Notes

I still take handwritten notes. I make lists. I like to cross items off my list. Good for me, less good for my team who has a stake in what’s on my list. I need to share. But I’m guessing I’m not the only one. Bright Idea: Here’s an application we built which automatically transcribes […]