California Supreme Court Justice Mariano-Florentine Cuéllar writes down a few of his thoughts about artificial intelligence.
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Nebraska recently joined the many states that have adopted a duty that lawyers must be technologically competent. It is very likely that soon all states will have a technology competence requirement for lawyers. This brief article discusses this duty, and contains links to discussions about the other states that have adopted it.