Sep 29, 2026 · 46 min · 13 segments
In this episode, Ernie Svenson talks with Greg Siskind, who has practiced immigration law for 35 years and wrote a…
Greg SiskindGuest
Ernie SvensonHost
Like, when can we trust AI? Where do you think the crux of this problem is for most lawyers when it comes to trusting? Like, what are lawyers trusting that they shouldn't? And what are they maybe not trusting that they could have more confidence with?


And a lot of people still to give it too much trust in terms of what they are looking at.

And, you know, we know from Damien Charlotten or however you pronounce his name, the fellow in France who keeps the database of hallucinations.

But I think the good news and bad news for the good news for lawyers is it's going to be quite a while before it's going to take your job because somebody actually has to supervise it and spend the time verifying everything.

You can just basically hire an AI to do everything and then you're off the hook.

You can have tools like, I think Tom Martin has a, I think he's sitecheck.ai. And there are other, I mean, so there's things that you can do.

Like, when can we trust AI? Where do you think the crux of this problem is for most lawyers when it comes to trusting? Like, what are lawyers trusting that they shouldn't? And what are they maybe not trusting that they could have more confidence with?


And a lot of people still to give it too much trust in terms of what they are looking at.

And, you know, we know from Damien Charlotten or however you pronounce his name, the fellow in France who keeps the database of hallucinations.

But I think the good news and bad news for the good news for lawyers is it's going to be quite a while before it's going to take your job because somebody actually has to supervise it and spend the time verifying everything.

You can just basically hire an AI to do everything and then you're off the hook.

You can have tools like, I think Tom Martin has a, I think he's sitecheck.ai. And there are other, I mean, so there's things that you can do.
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