Changing format As the newsletter matures, I'm tweaking the format to offer even more value. The newsletter will continue to be a weekly publication. * Each week you can expect 3-5 snackable items. These could be links, thoughts, reviews, tools, etc. See bottom of this email. * Every two weeks,
Welcome to the +14 people that have joined the newsletter since last week. If this is your first time here, expect to find snackable information on innovation, transformation, and the matters impacting the future of law each week. 🙏 Thank you to Bárbara Gondim Da Rocha for sharing the newsletter. Fringe
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The big impact of small failures By now, you’re probably sick of seeing the memes and stories about Ever Given blocking the Suez Canal. It was fascinating seeing the whole thing fold, unfold, and get resolved over a few days. As I reflected, my mind went to thinking about
Products powered by artificial intelligence work best when used on familiar datasets, i.e., the types similar to those used during the training phase. This is generally a challenge but becomes an interesting problem to solve when dealing with legal matters. (listen to the full episode here [https://www.fringelegal.
In this conversation from the Fringe Legal Summit, Mark Collins shares his advice on how firms can justify the cost of innovative technologies by making legal tech profitable.
