2030 Podcast Shorts | Episode 23 | Is AI the Future of Legal Persuasion?

Описание: AI bots are now better at changing minds than humans — and a new Reddit study proves it. In this episode, AAA President and CEO Bridget McCormack and Creative Lawyers Founder Jen Leonard unpack what that means for the legal field, where persuasion is everything.

From OpenAI’s o3 to Google’s Gemini 2.5, they explore how fast-evolving AI tools are reshaping legal reasoning, advocacy, and education. With memory-enabled models critiquing arguments (sometimes with sass) and AI bias creeping into summaries, this episode tackles the real-world impact of artificial intelligence in law.

Key Discussion Points
● What the Reddit persuasion study reveals about AI’s rhetorical superpowers.
● How AI memory and voice interfaces are transforming legal workflows and personal insight.
● Why lawyers should expect clients, co-counsel, and judges to already be using AI.
The double-edged sword of AI hallucinations in reasoning models — and how to prompt around them.
● Real-world use cases for AI-enhanced persuasive strategies in law.
The future of legal education: How schools might teach persuasion differently in an AI-first world.
● Why lawyers may soon be responding to AI critiques of their own work product.

About the Podcast
2030 Vision: AI and the Future of Law is your essential guide to how artificial intelligence is transforming the legal profession. Hosted by Bridget McCormack and Jen Leonard, this podcast dives into cutting-edge AI technologies, their applications, and the trends shaping the future of law. Join us to stay informed, inspired, and prepared for the AI revolution.