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Crafting persuasion: mastering compelling arguments in the age of AI and the video generation

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By Stratton Horres, Karen L. Bashor, Wilson Elser
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(September 7, 2023) - Stratton Horres and Karen L. Bashor of Wilson Elser provide tips on combining AI and video evidence with the human connection in trial presentations, and opening and closing arguments. As we embark on our journey of justice in the age of artificial intelligence (AI) and abundant video evidence, the art of traditional advocacy can evolve to synchronize with today's tech-savvy and video-oriented minds.
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The sound bite and the video clip can rise up to bite you!

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By Stratton Horres, Karen L. Bashor, Wilson Elser
| Westlaw Today Verified
(July 20, 2023) - Stratton Horres and Karen L. Bashor of Wilson Elser discuss the use of video depositions at trial and how defense lawyers can adapt their strategies to counteract these tactics in preparing witnesses, motions and arguments. In trial preparation, traditional discovery practices are challenged today by emerging tactics prompted by the expanded use of virtual depositions, including the use of carefully edited deposition videos as trial testimony.
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Why your company needs employee AI training - now

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By David Steiger, Stratton Horres
| Westlaw Today Verified
The unsupervised use of AI can create legal headaches galore. Alaap B. Shah and Stuart M. Gerson of Epstein, Becker & Green provide one example: when consumer protection laws are violated in the process of collecting and using information to train AI models.
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