Archive - Test Case

Some ideas for judges, lawyers, and legal academics on trying generative AI

On the usefulness of personal experience, and suggestions about what to try

Jun 10 •

Danny Wilf-Townsend

May 2025

Testing generative AI on legal questions—May 2025 update

The latest round of my informal testing

May 29 •

Danny Wilf-Townsend

When computers generate legal text, that matters for everyone—not just lawyers

Some thoughts on "generated legal texts"

May 8 •

Danny Wilf-Townsend

April 2025

Is AI actually useful in legal practice, or just a hotbed of errors?

Reconciling a pair of recent empirical studies

Apr 21 •

Danny Wilf-Townsend

When an AI system injures a lot of people, what will the lawsuits look like?

Will it be easier or harder to bring a class action for claims about AI products?

Apr 10 •

Danny Wilf-Townsend

March 2025

Some informal testing of large language models on legal questions

A quick, qualitative snapshot

Mar 24 •

Danny Wilf-Townsend

Welcome to Test Case

Welcome to "Test Case," my occasional blog.

Mar 14 •

Danny Wilf-Townsend

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