I've come to rely on the phrase "an informed consumer of contract language." For example, it features in the title of this post on my other blog (the Adams on Contract Drafting blog).
I learned from this article on law.com that "Allen & Overy is set to roll out an AI tool to assist with drafting contracts—marking a new phase of AI use among law firms." This is from A&O's press...
The last 2023 public series of Drafting Clearer Contracts: Masterclass just wrapped up, and one of the participants asked me if I plan on offering any other courses. I'm gratified they didn't think...
Earlier this week I did a blog post (here) about contract templates that a company is offering its customers. And recently another company announced plans to do the same sort of thing.
Let’s consider two use cases for generative artificial intelligence (ChatGPT and the like).
