Here’s a holiday blog post for you. For some, it’s Christmastime, the conclusion of Hanukkah, or prep for Kwanza, Festivus, or another holiday. For me, it’s basketball season. And AI is here for it.
Today, you can find AI doing everything from diagnosing cancer to cooking cheeseburgers. Robots deliver items to your room at the Axiom Hotel in San Francisco…
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Here’s a holiday blog post for you. For some, it’s Christmastime, the conclusion of Hanukkah, or prep for Kwanza, Festivus, or another holiday. For me, it’s basketball season. And AI is here for it.
Today, you can find AI doing everything from diagnosing cancer to cooking cheeseburgers. Robots deliver items to your room at the Axiom Hotel in San Francisco…
Continue Reading A Holiday AI Post: We're all on the same team
Here’s a holiday blog post for you. For some, it’s Christmastime, the conclusion of Hanukkah, or prep for Kwanza, Festivus, or another holiday. For me, it’s basketball season. And AI is here for it. Today, you can find AI doing everything from diagnosing cancer to cooking cheeseburgers. Robots deliver items to your room at the Axiom Hotel in San Francisco…
Continue Reading A Holiday AI Post: We’re all on the same team
Here’s a holiday blog post for you. For some, it’s Christmastime, the conclusion of Hanukkah, or prep for Kwanza, Festivus, or another holiday. For me, it’s basketball season. And AI is here for it. Today, you can find AI doing everything from diagnosing cancer to cooking cheeseburgers. Robots deliver items to your room at the Axiom Hotel in San Francisco…
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Conan O’Brien sounds a lot like a law firm these days.
The TV host is changing his late night show in 2019 from the Carson-esque hourlong, multi-interview format to
Why change? His conventional TV ratings are modest compared to years ago, but his digital numbers are growing and drawing younger viewers to his content. Youtube segments like “Clueless Gamer,” where…
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Conan O’Brien sounds a lot like a law firm these days. The TV host is changing his late night show in 2019 from the Carson-esque hourlong, multi-interview format to a half hour, less structured show leveraging digital outlets and live remotes. O’Brien is the longest-running host in late night television, having hosted an hourlong talk show since 1993, first on…
Continue Reading Conan O’Brien and Chatbots: Parallel examples of technology challenging the status quo.
Conan O’Brien sounds a lot like a law firm these days. The TV host is changing his late night show in 2019 from the Carson-esque hourlong, multi-interview format to a half hour, less structured show leveraging digital outlets and live remotes. O’Brien is the longest-running host in late night television, having hosted an hourlong talk show since 1993, first on…
Continue Reading Conan O’Brien and Chatbots: Parallel examples of technology challenging the status quo.
I wanted to be a museum curator as a kid.
A fascination with dinosaurs and Egyptology, thanks to a steady diet of Jurassic Park and Indiana Jones, made eight year old me think there was no better job than a museum curator. Not being a firefighter, or shortstop for the Yankees. I wanted to be a museum curator.
Fast forward…
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I wanted to be a museum curator as a kid. A fascination with dinosaurs and Egyptology, thanks to a steady diet of Jurassic Park and Indiana Jones, made eight year old me think there was no better job than a museum curator. Not being a firefighter, or shortstop for the Yankees. I wanted to be a museum curator. Fast forward…
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I wanted to be a museum curator as a kid. A fascination with dinosaurs and Egyptology, thanks to a steady diet of Jurassic Park and Indiana Jones, made eight year old me think there was no better job than a museum curator. Not being a firefighter, or shortstop for the Yankees. I wanted to be a museum curator. Fast forward…
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I joined the Connecticut legal industry in Hartford on September 27th for the Thomson Reuters “Technology in the Legal Landscape” panel on “the three As” transforming law: AI, analytics, and automation. Kalel Dennis, Customer Collaboration and Innovation Manager for Thomson Reuters, managed the panel consisting of Greg Varga, partner at Robinson + Cole, Glenn Dowd, partner at Day Pitney, and…
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I joined the Connecticut legal industry in Hartford on September 27th for the Thomson Reuters “Technology in the Legal Landscape” panel on “the three As” transforming law: AI, analytics, and automation. Kalel Dennis, Customer Collaboration and Innovation Manager for Thomson Reuters, managed the panel consisting of Greg Varga, partner at Robinson + Cole, Glenn Dowd, partner at Day Pitney, and…
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I’ve joined a gym. Three blocks from the Times Square location of Thomson Reuters is one of two locations for Mark Fisher Fitness. This gym provides communal fitness experiences primarily for people involved in the performing arts. Think Broadway dancers and Greenwich Village artists. And me. Aside from the nightclub lighting and carefully curated playlists of the group fitness classes,…
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I’ve joined a gym. Three blocks from the Times Square location of Thomson Reuters is one of two locations for Mark Fisher Fitness. This gym provides communal fitness experiences primarily for people involved in the performing arts. Think Broadway dancers and Greenwich Village artists. And me. Aside from the nightclub lighting and carefully curated playlists of the group fitness classes,…
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Thomson Reuters hosted its sixth annual Unconference September 14, 2018 at its Eagan, MN headquarters. I was fortunate to join Kalel Dennis, Customer Collaboration & Innovation Manager for TR, in speaking about “the young legal technologist” and what to expect of young attorneys in today’s legal market. Kalel earned his JD from Syracuse University in 2004, ten years before I…
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Thomson Reuters hosted its sixth annual Unconference September 14, 2018 at its Eagan, MN headquarters. I was fortunate to join Kalel Dennis, Customer Collaboration & Innovation Manager for TR, in speaking about “the young legal technologist” and what to expect of young attorneys in today’s legal market. Kalel earned his JD from Syracuse University in 2004, ten years before I…
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