Sep 3, 2026 · 30 min · 10 segments
In this episode of the Wealth and Law Podcast, Brent Nelson is joined by John Strohmeyer to discuss how generative AI is reshaping the practice of law. They explore practical ways attorneys can use AI…
John StrohmeyerGuestBrentHost
And, you know, they're, The good news is, you know, the description I like the best.
It's an impressive probability gadget that outputs thought-like or extrudes thought-like products.
Meaning, you know, it's generating stuff the way it's trained and what people miss.
It has been fed the sum total of everything on the internet and in written form.
And the problem is, if you don't know what you're doing, you can get in a lot of trouble.
The comparison would obviously be the attorney who couldn't not be a cat on Zoom at the beginning of COVID.
The same thing, except instead of being a cat, you may find yourself being sanctioned for Filing a filing a motion with a case that's been totally hallucinated.
If you are unaware of him, he is making the barest bear case for how AI is going to blow up.
It is important to make sure that you are getting the balanced read on all of this.
I'm not going to be able to summarize what he thinks, but in short, it's go find him, start listening to his podcast because he kind of walks through the numbers on how, well, with these trillions of dollars of investment that they want in AI data centers, how are they going to make their money back at $20 a month subscription? The answer is it's a little difficult.
And, you know, they're, The good news is, you know, the description I like the best.
It's an impressive probability gadget that outputs thought-like or extrudes thought-like products.
Meaning, you know, it's generating stuff the way it's trained and what people miss.
It has been fed the sum total of everything on the internet and in written form.
And the problem is, if you don't know what you're doing, you can get in a lot of trouble.
The comparison would obviously be the attorney who couldn't not be a cat on Zoom at the beginning of COVID.
The same thing, except instead of being a cat, you may find yourself being sanctioned for Filing a filing a motion with a case that's been totally hallucinated.
If you are unaware of him, he is making the barest bear case for how AI is going to blow up.
It is important to make sure that you are getting the balanced read on all of this.
I'm not going to be able to summarize what he thinks, but in short, it's go find him, start listening to his podcast because he kind of walks through the numbers on how, well, with these trillions of dollars of investment that they want in AI data centers, how are they going to make their money back at $20 a month subscription? The answer is it's a little difficult.
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