A quick look at recent articles of probable interest to the CodeX community. If you spot an interesting article for the CodeX crowd, ping me at mbay@codex.stanford.edu. (Also, if you want to join our Thursday meetings, the info is at http://stanford.io/1KfzRCf)

• The Recorder (San Francisco) has announced its 2016 Women Leaders in Tech Law roster. Check it out: http://bit.ly/2cV2lKa  

P. S. On Monday (Oct. 3) ALM will become digital only. Robert Ambrogi wrote a wonderful eulogy on his Law Sites blog: “One of the oldest legal newspapers in the United States is publishing its last issue today. San Francisco’s The Recorder, published since 1857, will exist only in digital format after today’s issue. http://bit.ly/2djepVE.

On a personal note, I started my legal journalism career at The Recorder and it was a great ride. I’m certainly a zealot for change—and have embraced the nuances and flexibility of the Internet—and I’m grateful for the many iterations of ALM that I experienced—but a part of me will still miss that paper.

• “Will This App Disrupt the Legal Headhunting World?” by Casey Sullivan, Bloomberg Big Law Business

• “Why Hire a Lawyer When a Robot Will Do,” by Elaine Ou, blockchain engineer at Global Financial Access, Bloomberg View

• “Five AI Pioneers to Watch,” by Ricci Dipshan, Legaltech News. His five: @Legal Discovery; LaWGeex; Lex Machina; Riverview LAW’s Kim; RAVN Extract Direct.

• “7 Interview Questions You Should Never Ask,” Amy Elisa Jackson, Glassdoor News

Monica Bay is a Fellow at CodeX and a freelance journalist (including ALM and Bloomberg). Twitter: @MonicaBay

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