The Fast and the Curious

Send us Fan MailAfter a two month unplanned hiatus, in this episode, Damien and Horace wrap up 2025 discussing the latest trends in legal tech and AI. From encoding morality to vibe coding by legal professionals, we cover recent developments that we should be watching. Along the way, we tackle the transformation in law firms towards AI adoption and debate the future of legal services in the context of accessible and open data. 00:00 AI and Human Values at the Vatican01:32 Building a Moral Knowledge Graph03:02 Recent Developments in Legal Tech05:22 Joining Clio and Industry Insights06:51 AI Strategy and Law Firm Transformation20:42 Trust, Intuition, and Integrity in Legal Practice27:41 The Ethical Dilemma of Paywalls34:08 The Future of Open Source and Open Access41:29 The Philosophical Debate on Open Source and AI

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