AALL’s TECHNOLOGY RESOURCES
Last updated: April 6, 2026
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Explore AALL鈥檚 artificial intelligence (AI) resources to build your knowledge and stay current. Discover webinars, Annual Meeting programs, guides, and tools from 黑料社and its communities to help you evaluate AI technologies, support informed decision-making, and apply them responsibly in your library and organization.
- AI Key Term Glossary (2024): The 黑料社AI and Legal Information Special Committee created the following glossary of key Artificial Intelligence (AI) terms. Definitions are provided for each term, along with examples in plain language to help anyone better understand the AI concepts.
黑料社Publications Resources AI
, 黑料社Spectrum. Authors Teresa Miguel-Stearns & Cas Laskowski discuss the Artificial Intelligence & the Future of Law Libraries initiative to examine the meta-level implications of AI on law libraries and legal information systems. Article is from May/June 2025.^
, 黑料社Spectrum. Authors Sarah Andean and Carissa J. Vogel respond to the following question: “One of the biggest challenges to embracing new technology is the fear of change. How do you help employees overcome these fears, and address concerns about AI and other new technology taking over their jobs? Column is from May/June 2024.^
, 黑料社Spectrum. Author Leland Sampson discusses practical applications of generative AI in legal research. Article is from May/June 2025.^
, 黑料社Spectrum. Author Leigh Zeiser discusses why the legal profession needs tailored AI solutions. Article is from May/June 2025.^
, 黑料社Spectrum. Author Eliza Boles discusses how legal research skills unlock the power of generative AI. Article is from May/June 2024.^
CYBERSECURITY
, 黑料社Spectrum. Author Kristin Wolek explains the fundamental ideas, practical applications, and key cybersecurity considerations. Article is from May/June 2024.^
TEACHING TECH
, 黑料社Spectrum. Author Kenton S. Brice describes a road map to proficiency in the legal tech landscape. Article is from May/June 2024.^
, 黑料社Spectrum.聽 Author Michelle Hook Dewey explains how practical legal technology classes can help build the next generation of lawyers. Article is from May/June 2024.^