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Practical AI for Law Firms: the series
Most of what law firms hear about AI sits at one of two extremes. Either the technology is about to replace junior lawyers, or it is a liability waiting to happen because a court somewhere sanctioned a practitioner for…
#legal-technology#document-review#legal-research#confidentiality#automation
One small team, 100+ automated checks: anatomy of an AI-assisted monitoring platform
A backup job that has not run for eleven days will not send you an email. Neither will a TLS certificate with nineteen days left on it. The failures that cost our clients money are almost never the loud ones; they are…
Practical AI in DevOps: the series
Most of what gets written about AI in DevOps is written by people selling AI in DevOps. This series is our attempt at something more useful: a running account of what we actually run, what it costs us, and where it…
A morning digest your team actually reads: AI-summarised news, spend and system health
Most Australian operations teams I talk to are subscribed to too much. Cloud billing alerts to one inbox, an uptime tool posting to a Slack channel, ad platform notifications to whoever set up the account three years…
#llm-summarisation#automation#monitoring#cloud-costs#prompt-design
Tracking search rankings and AI Overviews without an agency
The monthly agency deck lands, forty keywords are green, and somebody in the room asks the question the deck cannot answer: when a buyer asks ChatGPT or Gemini who does this work in Sydney, do we come up? Ranking well…
An AI blog pipeline with a human editor: how this post was made
This post was drafted by a machine. A person read it, changed things, and merged it before you saw it. Since we spend this series describing how other organisations should apply AI to marketing work, it seemed…
#ai-content#content-marketing#editorial-workflow#automation#transparency