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Lindsey Halligan made a series of missteps when she indicted James Comey, a critic of the president. This week a judge dismissed the charges, ruling that Ms Halligan, a former insurance lawyer, was not properly appointed to her role. It was the first blow to Donald Trump’s revenge campaign, but more could come: bad intentions can beget bad lawyering.
Many executives have good intentions when it comes to AI. But their employees don’t seem to be adopting the technology all that quickly. Is its usefulness overrated, or will the uptake simply be uneven? | 
