Tag: artificial intelligence
Linklaters unveils 20-strong ‘AI lawyer’ team
Magic Circle giant in major tech push
Ropes & Gray encourages junior lawyers to spend 20% of billable time on AI
Pilot scheme underway in the US, with global roll-out planned -- including London
How trainees and junior lawyers are shaping the AI lawtech revolution
Jamie Ball, AI lawyer at Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer, about his journey from techie to AI law innovator and how the firm is embracing AI and trainee-led innovation
AI beats lawyers at legal research, study finds
But humans continue to outperform when issues require deeper nuance
Judge finds barrister relied on ‘entirely fictitious’ AI-generated cases
AI hallucinations strike again
Meet the lawyer driving the AI revolution in a leading UK law firm
Legal Cheek Careers catches up with Iain Murdoch, head of legal AI at Mills & Reeve, to explore his journey from traditional practice to tech trailblazer
Big UK law firms out in front in AI tech race
New research shows major outfits splashing out on AI tools, training and even start-up investments
Government deploys AI to stop crimes before they happen
New pilot will see offenders complete remote video check-ins
Lawyers using AI to boost billable hours, report finds
Prioritising additional chargeable work over potential work–life balance benefits
From courtroom to code: How AI is shaping our legal system
BPP SQE student Eve Sprigings examines whether AI in the courtroom will enhance or erode justice
Should AI be given legal personhood? New Law Commission paper raises ‘radical’ possibility
No legal status... for now
Government embraces AI in bid to speed up justice
New plan aims to transform courts system with AI-powered tools, reduce backlogs and boost efficiency
AI in court: rights, responsibilities and regulation
Birmingham Uni student James Bloomberg explores the challenges that AI poses to the justice system and concepts of legal personhood
Will AI really replace paralegals?
The Legal Cheek team discuss AI and the future of legal jobs — listen now 🎙️
‘We rather like hanging around law libraries’: Top judges reveal their attitudes towards AI
Human input remains crucial
‘Godfather of AI’ thinks tech won’t hurt plumbers — but could spell trouble for paralegals
Intellectual labour at risk of replacement says Geoffrey Hinton
Copyright in the age of AI: The UK’s contentious proposal
First year law student at Leeds Uni, Xin Ern Teow (Ilex) analyses the UK's proposals to resolve the tension between copyright and AI-produced content
AI and the erosion of artistic integrity
Leeds law school grad, Mohammad Anas, takes a deep-dive into the ramifications of Ghibli-style images on copyright law in the era of generative AI
Should aspiring lawyers embrace AI? Decoding the mixed messages
The Legal Cheek team explore the conflicting range of advice on AI – listen now 🎙️
Book review: Susskind’s ‘How To Think About AI’
Polly Botsford delves into Professor Richard Susskind's 'darker' latest book and wonders: 'Where has Reassuring Richard gone?'