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In honor of Pride Month, let's commit to progress. A call to action for my fellow leaders: amplify queer voices, support one another, and create space for everyone to live their truth at work every single day. 🏳️🌈

An Appellate Judge Proposes Possible Use of GenAI for Contract Interpretation – Recognizes That AI Hallucinates But Flesh-And-Blood Lawyers Do Too! By now, most lawyers have heard of judges sanctioning lawyers for misuse of generative AI, typically for not fact checking the outputs. Other judges have issued local rules governing use of or prohibiting AI. These actions have become prevalent. What has not been prevalent is judges encouraging the possible use of AI in interpreting contracts. Perhaps that will change because of a very thoughtful concurring opinion in an appeal to the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals in insurance coverage dispute matter. In that opinion, Judge Newsom penned a 31 page concurrence which focused on whether and how AI-powered large language models should be “considered” to inform the interpretive analysis used in determining the “ordinary meaning” of contract terms. I’ll have a full article out on this tomorrow. It will be interesting to see how the judiciary and the bar respond to this thoughtful opinion. I personally think this will inspire some healthy debate.

Lainey Molnar: "Dear Moms, we see you, we applaud you, we celebrate you ❤️" Post by Lainey Molnar ❤️

How many times have people asked you “what do you do for work?” Don’t give an uninspired rundown of your day-to-day. Condense. Say things crisply. #KelloggLeader #Pitches https://lnkd.in/gtAG_6Pg

Here is a summary of the 80+ page report of the NY State Bar Association guidance on ethical use of AI by lawyers

In business settings, you’ve probably been asked “So what are you working on?” or “What does your company do?” dozens of times. But are your responses punchy and thought-provoking? In a free webinar on April 18, Kellogg professor Craig Wortmann will offer concrete strategies for crafting a brief but compelling elevator pitch for your job, project, or company. Register for "The Insightful Leader Live: How to Talk about Your Work (and Yourself) So People Listen" below.

A powerful, thought-provoking campaign from #Barbie! The Dream Gap is the space in between young girls’ wildly imaginative ambition and their full potential—hindered not because they’re incapable, but by the society they grow up in. Conscious and unconscious biases try to water down their dreams early on, but the Barbie Dream Gap Project is on a mission to close the gap by challenging gender stereotypes and helping undo the biases that hold girls back. And while they’re driving awareness with this campaign, I think we all know it’s going to take an even bigger collective effort. We have a responsibility to close this gap for the next generation of girls—to nurture their #confidence, reinforce their abilities, and lift them up as dreamers and doers! Mattel, Inc.

For the past 20 years, students at Northwestern University - Kellogg School of Management have been evaluating all the Super Bowl Ads in the Kellogg Super Bowl Advertising Review. The focus: business impact. In honor of the 20th year, I'm counting down the top advertisers. These are the brands that received the most top grades from the panel. I'll post a new video every few days leading up to this year's Super Bowl. You can see the full set of videos at www.timcalkins.com Here is the first one, looking at the #9 spot. We start off with a tie between two amazing brands and advertisers. #SuperBowl #KelloggBowl