DIY
Plenty of firms put AI to work on their own. Doing it well is the hard part. Retaining us to get it right is a real expense, so if you have the expertise and the bandwidth to do it well yourself, here are the same steps we would run, written plainly, so you can decide with your eyes open.
Before you commit to the in-house path
None of the steps above is secret. What makes the in-house path heavier than it looks is rarely any one task, it is these three, together:
From Codified Counsel
Resources
Case databases
Chat GPT Is Eating the World
A running tracker of tort lawsuits involving AI, updated as new cases are filed.
Damien Charlotin
A continuously updated database of court decisions worldwide addressing AI hallucinations, searchable by country, party, AI tool, and outcome.
Research and reading
Tracking the rules by state
Commentary
Codified Counsel does not warrant these resources or their timeliness, the list is not exhaustive, and linking implies no affiliation. Nothing contained herein is legal advice.
If you begin this yourself and want to pressure-test the plan, or hand off the parts that are hardest alone, that is a perfectly good reason for a discovery call.
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