Artificial Intelligence in legal practice – cost considerations

Any benefit of using AI must be weighed against the fixed and variable costs of upgrading and continuing to adopt systems that are compliant with…

What would a text and data mining copyright exception mean for the arts?

As the Productivity Commission flags the prospect of allowing AI models to train on Australian content, are creatives at risk of being replaced by technology?

The legal fight for human creativity

From New York to London: an overview of the AI copyright lawsuits shaping the global legal reckoning over inputs, outputs and artistic rights.

Denmark proposes copyright laws to protect against deepfakes

The Danish government has announced amendments to its current copyright laws that provide a potential blueprint for Europe and beyond.

Ethical and costs considerations of using AI

From classrooms to courtrooms, AI is used to complete tasks from research to drafting. But issues arise when AI is used without supervision, oversight or…

A world without lawyers: is automated decision-making the future?

What does exponentially capable AI mean for the future of law? This revolution prompts deep questions about the human element of justice.

The Siren’s Song of GenAI: Why legal practitioners still fall for fabricated content

Despite growing awareness of AI hallucinations, legal professionals continue misusing generative AI (GenAI) due to overreliance and subtle inaccuracies in its output.

The array of judicial policies on AI use in and by courts

Generative AI has raised the ire of some, but not all, common law jurisdictions. What can we learn from their respective policies?

Generative AI: uses and abuses in litigation

After the Supreme Court’s practice note, find out the best practice for using generative AI in an ethical, compliant and effective way.

Generative AI use: reducing the risks

Get around the main features of the Supreme Court Practice Note, including its prohibitions and the consequences of misuse.