-
Building Infrastructure with AI: A Case Study
A law professor with no engineering background used Claude, Cowork, ChatGPT, and Gemini to design and deploy a self-hosted news aggregation pipeline over a weekend. The project worked — not because AI eliminated the need for technical skill, but because the skills it required turned out to be the ones lawyers already have.
Read more -
The Model Will Not Push Back
Hallucination gets the headlines, but sycophancy may be the more dangerous failure mode for lawyers. An LLM that systematically validates your reasoning instead of challenging it functions as a mirror, not a counsel. And mirrors make poor advisors.
Read more -
What Your AI Forgets Mid-Sentence — And What to Do About It
LLMs degrade predictably as their context windows fill — losing track of middle-document content, dropping earlier conversation history, and producing confident output built on incomplete inputs. For lawyers using these tools on long documents, the question is not whether it happens but how to structure your work to prevent it.
Read more