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The AmLaw AI Ladder: Who’s a Chief, Who’s Still Waiting

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By Jonathan Broder Verified
| Legaltech News Verified
Jonathan Broder CEO of Vortex Legal. Courtesy photo Ask who owns AI at most law firms and you'll get one of two answers. At a growing number of firms, you'll be pointed to a newly minted chief—a chief AI officer, or an innovation or knowledge chief with AI written into the mandate. At a third of them, you'll be pointed to a director. Both groups have decided AI needs an owner. What divides the market—cleanly, and increasingly consequentially—is what altitude that owner sits at.
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Exclusive: Iran Missile Damaged Sensitive Israeli Intelligence Site

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By Jonathan Broder Verified
| SpyTalk Verified
The Feb. 28 strike destroyed an entire apartment building, above, and badly damaged the adjacent National Geodetic Institute, its probable target. Iranian spies have helped find targets for Tehran.
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Spy Agencies Gave Trump Ample Warning of Iran Missiles, But He Evidently Ignored Them Original

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By Jonathan Broder Verified
| SpyTalk Verified
News of Iran’s strike on Tel Aviv’s Kiriya Defense Ministry complex was suppressed by Israeli censors, but SpyTalk obtained a photo of the damage. On June 13 of last year, an Iranian intermediate-range ballistic missile with a warhead containing 4,000 pounds of high explosives evaded Israel’s air defenses and scored a direct hit on the headquarters of the IDF’s air force, located in a high rise tower just outside central Tel Aviv’s Kiriya Defense Ministry complex.
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