Tag: artificial intelligence
Thomson Reuters acquires AI start-up founded by A&O Shearman trainee
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AI in law: Embracing change or facing extinction?
James Southwick, bar course graduate, examines the impact of legal technology on the future of the legal profession
What lawyers can learn from pilots about using AI
From cockpit to courtroom
Warfare technology: can the law really referee?
Harriet Hunter, law student at UCLan, explores AI's impact on weaponry and international humanitarian law
Half of lawyers want self-regulation when it comes to AI
New report highlights adoption concerns within the profession
Contracts on Monday, machine learning on Tuesday: The future of the LLB
Université Toulouse Capitole LLM student Sean Doig examines technology's impact on legal education and training
Super regulator to review guidance on lawyer AI training
LSB writes to Lord Chancellor and tech minister
‘AI will do the heavy lifting so lawyers can do the heavy thinking’
LexisNexis’ Matthew Leopold discusses its latest AI offering and how it will likely impact the legal industry
Google invests £9.5 million in London law firm behind ‘AI paralegal’ which passed the SQE
'Lawrence' scored 74% on mock test
AI ‘can be a force for good’, says top judge
Help those who can't afford lawyers
EU parliament approves groundbreaking regulations on AI
Potential framework for UK to follow
Beware of ‘deepfake’ clients, regulator warns lawyers
Concerns over money laundering and terrorist financing
How will AI impact junior lawyers?
Solicitor Baljinder Singh Atwal examines some of the main concerns
How one engineer is helping lawyers build robots
Pinsent Masons technical lead talks all things AI
Could you be fired by a robot – and would UK anti-discrimination law protect you?
Cambridge Uni law grad Puja Patel analyses whether current anti-discrimination laws are fit for purpose in the wake of AI
How I help clients navigate the world of AI
Bird & Bird senior associate Will Bryson discusses his work in the firm’s tech transactions team
Navigating bias in generative AI
Nottingham PPE student Charlie Downey looks at the challenges around artificial intelligence
High-flying law students perform worse in exams when using AI
Lower performers saw significant benefit
Research: AI will lead to more legal work being done by those without ‘traditional qualifications’
Concerns remain over regulation
Improving access to justice – is AI the answer?
Jake Fletcher-Stega, a recent University of Liverpool law grad explores the potential for technology to enhance legal services