AI on Trial
Patrick BaronePatrick T. Barone is a criminal defense attorney, AI thought leader, and national speaker on ABT, psychodrama, generative AI, and forensic science. He explores how tech and storytelling reshape advocacy, justice, and the future of law.
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I Warned Lawyers Not to Hide AI Prompts. Someone Just Got Sanctioned for Doing Exactly That.
On June 23, 2026 I published an article about embedded prompts in legal documents. The premise was that lawyers should begin thinking about documents as material that may be read by both humans and artificial intelligence. Further, that the...
What If Your Law Firm’s AI Escapes With Client Secrets?
In my last AI on Trial article, I examined the Hugging Face debacle, in which OpenAI test models escaped what was intended to be an isolated cybersecurity evaluation environment, reached the public internet, and compromised Hugging Face’s p...
The Hugging Face Intrusion and the Law of Autonomous AI
For several years, the legal discussion surrounding artificial intelligence has centered on the information AI systems produce. Lawyers have confronted hallucinated cases, inaccurate research, defamatory statements, copyright disputes, priv...
How to Build Legal AI Review Loops
In my last article, I argued that prompting is becoming less important as AI systems become more agentic. That does not mean prompting has disappeared. It means prompting is becoming embedded inside workflows.
To learn more about prompt...
Prompting Is Dying. Legal AI Is Moving to Loops.
When the first widely available AI chatbots arrived, most lawyers did not know what to make of them. That included lawyers who were curious about the technology. The tools were powerful, but unfamiliar. They looked simple because the interf...
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Patrick T. Barone is a criminal defense attorney, AI thought leader, and national speaker on DUI defense, psychodrama, and forensic science. He explores how tech and storytelling reshape advocacy, justice, and the future of law.
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