Ivy B. Grey (she/her)
@IvyBGrey
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Ivy is CSO at WordRake. She's also creator of PerfectIt's American Legal Style. She practiced bankruptcy law for 10 yrs (now inactive). #legaltech #legalwriting
Joined December 2016
As we all know by now, reasoning models often generate longer responses, which raises compute costs. Now, this new paper ( https://t.co/SwxBs8RsTq) shows that this behavior comes from the RL training process, not from an actual need for long answers for better accuracy. The RL
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In the past year, upon first glance, I have confused "gift" and "grift" 100% of the time. Now it's stuck in your head, too. You're welcome.
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I just returned from Iceland. I need to unpack, do laundry, and readjust to my time zone. I won’t be back at work until tomorrow and won’t check email till then. I successfully avoided work and will continue my winning streak for one more day!
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Regain Control Over Your Workday in One Minute @IvyBGrey @WordRake #legalwriting #time #management #lawyer #productivity #lpm https://t.co/ZYe0IPskm4
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I've started describing one of my coworkers as capybara level chill. This is beyond Zen. And it's an extraordinary compliment. Go ahead, steal it.
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Here’s a peek at the new WordRake. Check out this 36-second video introduction to WordRake 5.0!
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I'm proud of this new version of WordRake! I hope you all check it out!
We thrive on customer feedback. We heard you when you asked for ways to customize your experience by hiding editing suggestions that don’t fit your writing style. But we didn’t stop there! We gave you more control and refreshed our interface. https://t.co/Rt4KpqCuPd
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Writing this blog was super important to me. I wanted to dig into advice about phrasal prepositions and also explain that they're not the same as prepositional phrases. Yes, you get your list, but this is more than a list.
Prepositions can add valuable detail and complexity to sentences, but they also invite nominalizations, passive constructions, and bloat. What could make sentences worse? Multi-word prepositions. https://t.co/Fd8FxY7VNL
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This article feels right. I've noticed that my family appears not to age at all, then it suddenly catches up around 45, then again around 60, then again around 75. https://t.co/VADjtcV4qv.
theguardian.com
US findings suggesting ageing is not a slow and steady process could explain spikes in health issues at certain ages
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Next week is ILTACON! I'm speaking about AI, privacy, and confidentiality. Since ethics is my thing, that's the perspective I'm taking. And the whole thing is super hero themed.
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BINGO 👇
The risk of deepfakes is not that they exist. Rather, it’s the democratization of forgery--that anyone can create a persuasive fake--that poses an unprecedented challenge. Forgery once took skill; now, you need only web access and a lack of scruples.
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I'm once again considering buying hardware I'll never use. (Shut up 2-in-1 laptop gathering dust on the floor!) What do you think of the Boox? Met someone with it at LWI and I thought it was so cool. Does what I want it to do more than Remarkable. Anyone tried it?
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I'm feeling pretty good about it because the opinion aligns with my latest webinar on AI and ethics. https://t.co/sHiRStG2lI
wordrake.com
How does generative AI affect a lawyer's ethical duties? Find out in this webinar.
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