Episode 025 Do Lawyers Need New Rules for AI? Judge Elizabeth Gunn Says ... Maybe Not

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SHOW NOTES A federal bankruptcy judge just told us she doesn't personally use generative AI in her own chambers - and that's exactly why this conversation is worth your time. Judge Elizabeth L. Gunn, who sits on the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Columbia, spent nearly an hour with Ron and Heather working through what AI actually changes about the practice of law, and what it doesn't. Central question: If AI can now do in seconds what used to take a junior associate hundreds of hours, who trains the next generation of lawyers - and who's accountable when the machine gets it wrong?

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