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Stinson's 2023 'Dear Ethics Lawyer' Column Addresses Early ChatGPT Governance Question
Stinson- Significance
- Low
- Confidence
- Confirmed
Why this matters
Stinson is putting structure around firm-wide AI use. A directional signal rather than a step change.
An earlier 'Dear Ethics Lawyer' column by Mark Hinderks addressed whether the firm should ban, use, or limit GenAI tools like ChatGPT, citing the Mata v. Avianca sanctions case and recommending output verification and informed client consent before inputting client data into GenAI tools -- an early documented instance of the firm formulating internal AI guidance.
- Significance
- Low
- Source type
- Firm Press Release
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