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In this episode of The AAAi Podcast, we spoke with Ryan Samii, Head of the Legal Vertical at Hebbia.ai, about how lawyers can drive meaningful innovation by moving first and learning along the way. Ryan’s career path—from practicing law at Paul Hastings to launching a startup and now helping lead product at Hebbia—reflects a shift happening across the legal industry: one that favors action over analysis paralysis. Instead of waiting for fully formed answers, Ryan and his team have found that building and experimenting is often the fastest way to discover what works. This
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In episode 23 of the 2030 Vision podcast, co-hosts Jen Leonard and Bridget McCormack take listeners on a deep dive into the latest developments in artificial intelligence — from enhanced reasoning models to long-term memory and AI’s surprisingly persuasive powers.
They begin with lighthearted anecdotes and personal “AI Aha!” moments, discussing tools like HeyGen and Otter.AI, before
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In Episode 10 of the AAAi Podcast, Clearbrief Founder and CEO Jacqueline Schafer returns—not just as a guest, but as a strategic partner to the American Arbitration Association® (AAA®). What began as a conversation during Episode 3 evolved into a real-world collaboration that’s reshaping how arbitrators work. This episode offers a firsthand look at how ideas turn into impact and how innovation, when grounded in trust and utility, can transform an industry.
Key Takeaways
1. The Podcast Was the Pilot
One year ago, Jacqueline
The American Arbitration Association-International Centre for Dispute Resolution® (AAA-ICDR®) has published new AAAi Standards for AI in Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR). They offer guidance for neutrals, advocates, and ADR administrators on ethical, effective, and human-centered use of AI in their work.
The AAAi Standards supersede the Principles Supporting the Use of AI in Alternative Dispute