Hosted by Mathew Kerbis, The Subscription Attorney · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 30 episodes
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Mathew Kerbis, The Subscription Attorney hosts Legal AI Live, a technology show with 30 episodes published.
This Episode’s Top 5 Takeaways: * Proof of humanity in AI-generated content. Shorter, burstier writing with natural quirks (typos, run-ons, personal style deviations) signals authenticity. Long, perfectly structured post
This Episode’s Top 5 Takeaways: * The lump of labor fallacy is real: AI creates more work, not less. Lawyers using AI aren’t doing less work; they’re taking on more complex, higher-value tasks that were previously imposs
This Episode’s Top 5 Takeaways: * The traditional law firm business model is collapsing. Nicole Morris was blunt: the idea that AI-trained associates will simply bill out at higher rates won’t save the model. She believe
This Episode’s Top 5 Takeaways: * AI is reducing the need for junior lawyers. Multiple panelists noted a growing acknowledgment (including from Jordan Furlong’s ABA Tech Show keynote) that law firms may need fewer associ
Here are the top 5 takeaways: * Access to legal data is a fundamental justice problem. Downloading all motions, briefs, and pleadings from PACER would cost ~$2 billion. Damien argued this creates a two-tiered justice sys
Here are the top 5 takeaways: * LegalWeek showed growing AI optimism. Greg noted a clear shift in lawyer attitudes: greater willingness to experiment with AI, paired with serious focus on AI governance, risk management,
February 2026, Part 2, Top 5 Takeaways: 1. “AI is not there yet” is an Ignorant Statement. Damien Riehl made a critical point: saying “I tried AI and it’s not there yet” without specifying which AI is like comparing a 19
February 2026, Part 1, Top 5 Takeaways: 1. Use the Latest, Most Capable Models. Don’t default to cheaper models to save costs. Damien Riehl emphasized that premium models like Claude Opus 4.6 are actually more cost-effec
January 2026, Part 2, Top 5 Takeaways: 1. Delegation Skills Are Essential for Working with AI. The ability to delegate effectively to AI is critical - treating AI like a team member or associate. Good managers who can cl
January 2026, Part 1, Top 5 Takeaways: 1. Voice-Based AI Interaction is Gaining Traction. Multiple panelists highlighted the shift from typing to speaking with AI tools. Whispr Flow emerged as a key tool for voice-to-tex
December 2025, Part 2, Top 5 Takeaways: * AI Agents Are Evolving, but Definitions and Expectations Vary. The panel discussed the rise of “agentic” AI—tools that can autonomously perform tasks or string together workflows
December 2025, Part 1, Top 5 Takeaways: * AI Tools Are Now Essential in Legal Practice. All panelists described how AI has become a daily part of their work—whether for document drafting, research, translation, or workfl
November 2025, Part 2, Top 5 Takeaways: * Evolving Privacy and Recording Norms:The conversation highlighted the growing complexity around recording conversations, especially with varying state laws (one-party vs. two-par
November 2025, Part 1, Top 5 Takeaways: * Ground Truth Data is Essential for Legal AIRelying on large language models alone can lead to hallucinations and unreliable results. For legal analytics and predictions (like cas
October 2025, Part 2, Top 5 Takeaways: * Diversify Your Tools and Vendors: Don’t rely on a single AI tool or vendor. The legal tech landscape is rapidly evolving, and tools may change, merge, or disappear. Build flexibil
October 2025, Part 1, Top 5 Takeaways: * AI as a Thought Partner, Not Just a Tool: The panelists emphasized using AI not just for research or drafting, but as a conversational partner—bouncing ideas off multiple AI tools
September 2025, Part 2, Top 5 Takeaways: * AI is Transforming Legal Practice and EducationThe panelists agree that AI is rapidly changing how lawyers work and how law students learn. Tools like ChatGPT can help lawyers b
September 2025, Part 1, Top 5 Takeaways: * AI Adoption in Legal Practice Is Diverse and Accelerating * All panelists are using AI in different ways, from business valuations and legal research to software prototyping and
August 2025, Part 2, Top 5 Takeaways: 1. AI Will Transform Legal Practice, Not Eliminate It AI is rapidly advancing and will soon be capable of performing many legal tasks at a highly competent level. However, this doesn
August 2025, Part 1, Top 5 Takeaways: 1. AI is Rapidly Transforming Legal Practice and Client Expectations Lawyers are increasingly using AI for tasks like cross-checking bills, drafting documents, and legal research, le
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