Episode 26 -- AI Lawyers: What Could Possibly Go Wrong?
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Episode 26 -- AI Lawyers: What Could Possibly Go Wrong?
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Artificial intelligence is helping lawyers research cases, prepare legal arguments, and work more efficiently. But what happens when AI invents a legal case—or confidently gets the facts wrong?
On this episode of The Professor is Live!, Mark Salisbury and Producer Rikko Smart welcome Twin Cities attorney Blake Vanderhyde to explore what responsible AI looks like in the legal profession—and what the rest of us can learn from it.
We'll discuss AI hallucinations, professional responsibility, and whether our legal system can hold companies accountable when AI causes harm.
Blake believes we're living in AI's "before the seat belt moment." Just as automobiles became safer through better engineering, laws, and accountability, we have an opportunity to make AI safer without sacrificing its extraordinary benefits.
Join us for a thoughtful, occasionally humorous conversation about promoting responsible AI.
Because as artificial intelligence becomes more capable, human judgment—and human responsibility—matter more than ever.