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News & Updates

September 2024

Meet Stephanie Goutos.

Resources and updates from Working Groups and the RAILS Team

Curated articles and stories about AI in legal services

Participant Spotlight 🔦

Stephanie Goutos is the Lead Practice Innovation Attorney for Gunderson Dettmer’s Employment & Labor Group, where she spearheads their innovation and knowledge management initiatives.

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“AI can help bridge the justice gap by providing tools that may help self-represented consumers navigate the legal system more efficiently.” - Stephanie Goutos, Lead Practice Innovation Attorney for Gunderson Dettmer’s labor & employment practice

Initiatives from the RAILS Network 🌱

Working Group Updates

Working Group 1 is currently compiling use cases for AI in legal and asks for feedback from the RAILS community by September 26, 2024. 

*Review the draft list.
*Suggest an additional use case.
*Suggest a change to the list, such as an additional example.

Working Group 3 is compiling direct to consumer case studies, guidelines, and a risk/harm and opportunity matrix. Stay tuned for an opportunity soon to provide feedback. 

Working Group 4 recently held their first meeting. They are currently compiling and reviewing AI policies and related documents relevant to in-house counsel. Contact rails@law.duke.edu to join. 
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Meet RAILS Participants

To encourage connections throughout the RAILS network, we’re profiling a selection of our RAILS Participants.

We’re adding new profiles each month!

We'll share when new profiles are posted in this newsletter as well as on our RAILS LinkedIn page. Follow Us.

Email us at rails@law.duke.edu if you'd like to be profiled, have a suggestion for someone we should profile, or have a question you'd like for other participants to answer. 
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AI News and Research 🎙️

In the Courts

  • Ray Brescia examines how courts are developing preventive rules to govern the use of generative AI in legal proceedings, moving beyond traditional punitive measures and potentially offering a model for regulating AI use in other fields.

In Justice Tech

  • Review the companies in LexLab's 2024 Justice Technology Accelerator Program using AI.

In Law Firms

  • Litera describes the adoption of GenAI in law firms in their report which surveyed a group of international legal professionals, noting that document creation and proofreading are described as primary GenAI use cases.

In-house Counsel

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