What the F*ck is AI?

Scott Kveton gives us a quick primer in how attorneys can get started with vibe coding.

Scott Kveton helps us keep up with the latest from LegalQuants and MikeOSS, sharing how open source, licensing, and AI infrastructure are rapidly evolving in legal tech. He highlights where tools like MikeOSS fit into the broader ecosystem and what this means for lawyers who want to experiment, contribute, and stay aligned with the fast pace of AI innovation in law.

We’re at the forefront of a shift where legal departments are realizing they can automate instead of just assist. The old model had tools for attorneys, but now it’s all about making legal a cost-efficient powerhouse. Imagine handing off case files to an AI that pre-processes everything before it even hits your desk. That’s what’s happening right now!

Discover how AI is reshaping the legal industry with insights from Joe Stevens, Director of Legal Solutions at Steno. Learn why AI matters for lawyers and the future of legal services.Joe shares invaluable insights on how AI is impacting the legal landscape, what it means for practitioners and clients alike, and the importance of human skills in an increasingly tech-driven world.

We're hearing a lot about AI Contract Automation, review etc... In this mini-byte, Scott shares how they've created "Bill", maybe one of their most helpful "assistants" yet! In just one minute, gain insight into how an AI agent for contract automation can revolutionize how you manage contracts.

What the F**ck is AI, Mini-Bytes are quick bits of knowledge and info with our AI sage, Scott Kveton from Casemark.com, Case.dev and more. Is vibe coding the future of legal work? Scott Kveton shares his ideas of what the future holds, and it may surprise. We're not all going to be vibe coding, but perhaps, AI will be vibe coding for us!#LegalTech #Automation

In this episode, "What the F*ck is AI" dives into the real-life horror stories behind law firm tech rollouts gone very, very wrong. Eden, Eryk, and returning fave guest Holly Pulido unpack everything from “blank-screen” practice management systems and fake “open APIs” to contract gotchas and million‑dollar wish lists that never become working software. Along the way, they turn the therapy session into a playbook, showing how AI can act as translator, process-mapper, contract reviewer, and business‑case builder so your next implementation doesn’t end with ripping the whole thing out.

Dustin Bolander shares from the intersection of AI technology and business, exploring how AI is being integrated into various sectors, including law and insurance. We also talk about the democratization of technology with innovations that put developing in the hands of those without expertise.

In this conversation, Jonathon Fishman discusses theevolution of LeanLaw as a financial operating system for law firms, emphasizing the importance of integrations and open systems over all-in-one solutions. He explores the role of AI in enhancing efficiency and automation within legal practices, detailing LeanLaw's journey with AI, including the development of AI agents for workflow automation. Fishman addresses the readiness of the legal industry to adopt AI, the risks associated with its implementation, and thefuture prospects of AI in law firms, highlighting the potential for new job creation and the necessity of treating AI as a core operational strategy.

Entering billable time is nobody's favorite activity. In this conversation, Jack Weinberger, co-founder of Ajax, discusses the challenges of timekeeping in the legal profession and how Ajax leverages AI to finally streamline this process. We also talk about the ethical implications of AI in legal billing, the future of the billable hour, and the evolving landscape of AI technology. Fun fact, Ajax is named after Ajax the Lesser, the 2nd fastest man in the Greek army, but that's fast enough!