Posts by slam manager
AI, Antitrust, and the New Rules of Competition with Daryl Lim
Ted sits down with Daryl Lim, H. Laddie Montague Jr. Chair in Law at Penn State Dickinson Law, to discuss how AI is reshaping antitrust enforcement, regulatory strategy, intellectual property, and the future of legal education in an AI-driven world.
Read MoreRethinking Intranets as Digital Workplaces with Brandie Knox
Ted sits down with Brandie Knox, Principal and Creative Director of Knox Design Strategy, to discuss how legal design, stakeholder engagement, and emerging AI tools are reshaping digital workplaces in law firms, and what it really takes to deliver technology that lawyers actually use.
Read MoreDissecting the Claude Legal Plugin: A Live Technical and Legal Teardown
Rob Saccone & Josh Kubicki Anthropic’s Claude legal plugin triggered a $285 billion market selloff and panic across legal tech. But what did they actually ship? In this session, a builder, a lawyer, and a CEO open the plugin on screen and take it apart piece by piece — so you can decide for yourself…
Read MoreWhat Claude Means for Legal AI with Winston Weinberg
Winston Weinberg Anthropic dropped a legal plugin for Claude Cowork and $285 billion in market value evaporated in 48 hours. Thomson Reuters fell 16%. RELX plunged 14%. Bloomberg is calling it the “SaaSpocalypse.” But is the panic justified? For the first time, a foundation model company is packaging legal workflow tools directly into its platform…
Read MoreWill AI Create Better Lawyers or Fewer Lawyers with Antti Innanen & Lev Loukhton
Ted sits down with Antti Innanen, Founder & CEO of Dot. Legal Design, and Lev Loukhton, Founder of GrayHair Venture Partners, for a candid debate on the future of legal work in the age of AI, exploring automation, strategic versus routine legal tasks, cultural resistance within law firms, and what lawyers must do now to remain relevant in a rapidly transforming profession.
Read MoreAI, Valuations, and the LegalTech Reckoning with Rudy DeFelice
Ted sits down with Rudy DeFelice, Global Head at Harbor Labs, to explore how AI is reshaping the legal technology landscape, from shifting market valuations and investor reactions to the broader democratization of legal services. They discuss what history can teach us about technological disruption, the rise of the “wisdom economy,” and why human judgment, collaboration, and emotional intelligence will matter more than ever in the future of law, and more.
Read MoreAI, Security, and the Future of Legal Practice with Dr. Anna Popowicz-Pazdej and Maz Araghrez
Ted sits down with Dr. Anna Popowicz-Pazdej and Maz Araghrez of Dentons to discuss how law firms should rethink operating models, governance, and cybersecurity as AI adoption accelerates, why ROI is often the wrong early metric, and what it really takes to manage risk and trust in modern legal practice.
Read MoreFrom Legal Tech Curiosity to Strategic Advantage with Shruti Ajitsaria
Ted sits down with Shruti Ajitsaria, Partner and Head of Fuse at A&O Shearman, to discuss how law firms can work more effectively with legal tech startups, evaluate tools that solve real problems, strengthen client relationships through innovation, and act as strategic partners in shaping the future of legal technology.
Read MoreInside Harvey’s Rapid Growth and Legal AI Strategy with Winston Weinberg
Ted sits down with Winston Weinberg, CEO and Co-Founder of Harvey, to discuss scaling legal AI, building trust with law firms, the role of memory and metadata in legal workflows, and what it really takes to drive change in a traditionally conservative industry.
Read MoreThe Rise of Lawyer-Built Tools and Vibe Coding with Jamie Tso
Ted sits down with Jamie Tso, Senior Associate at Clifford Chance, to discuss vibe coding, how AI is enabling lawyers to build and prototype their own legal tech tools, the opportunities and risks of lawyer-led development, and what this shift means for the future of legal innovation and legal workflows.
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