Conference session review is a tedious process.
I just let AI do it for me.
ILTACON has 96 sessions and Claude picked the right ones for me.
In the past I would have opened the speaker application, scrolled through every single one, and spent time figuring out which sessions align to my expertise.
Instead, I had Cowork do everything for me.
I gave it a link to the International Legal Technology Association (ILTA) speaker application page and a very simple prompt.
It pulled every session, created a spreadsheet, and populated a row for each one.
Then it flagged the sessions that match my background.
It even wrote a narrative column explaining how my experience aligns to each topic.
96 sessions.
Analyzed, categorized, and matched.
Faster than you can make a cup of coffee.
Instead of reading dozens of session descriptions that aren't a fit, I can focus my attention on the ones that are.
This isn't about being lazy.
It's about redirecting time toward work that actually matters.
Figuring out what sessions to apply for used to be a pain.
Now it's a three-minute conversation with an AI agent.
This is a very trivial example but might be enough to inspire some thought.
I've been using Cowork for less than two weeks I'm already stumbling upon use cases multiple times a day.
Some of these tasks take Claude over an hour and they would take a human days.
The tools are here.
The question is whether you're using them.
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Disclaimer: This was a very low-risk scenario. It was a trusted site and the process was closely monitored. Prompt injection risks do exist so spend a few mins understanding what that means and proceed accordingly.
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Ted Theodoropoulos is CEO and co-founder of Infodash and hosts the Legal Innovation Spotlight podcast. He writes about legal AI strategy, law firm technology, and the economics of the law firm business model.