Existing frameworks are key to AI regulation
The NSW government should look both abroad and at home for guidance on how to regulate burgeoning artificial intelligence (AI) technology rather than “reinvent the…
The NSW government should look both abroad and at home for guidance on how to regulate burgeoning artificial intelligence (AI) technology rather than “reinvent the…
In a first for Australia, a Supreme Court judge has addressed the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in character references presented during a sentencing proceeding.
Imagine a world where a simple brain scan could predict future criminal behaviour. While the potential benefits of preventing crime are undeniable, the ethical and…
An AI-powered “robot lawyer” marketed as having the potential to change the future of law around the world, helping millions of people with legal disputes,…
More than 90 per cent of solicitors in NSW want to retain the flexibility offered by technology used during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a…
Artificial intelligence can offer a simple, quick and cheap alternative method for lawyers to deliver services to clients.
Joint research project reveals the benefits and concerns to using AI technology in the court process.
Reporting and analysis of the latest key Federal Court judgments. By VINCCI CHAN.
In a worldwide, ground-breaking decision of the Federal Court, it was determined that inventors of patentable inventions do not need to be human.
Two new projects will improve access to justice for vulnerable people.
A legal chatbot that assists clients with straightforward matters has started its job at Marrickville Legal Centre.
Smart wills, intelligent sentencing, and automated due diligence are only the beginning of what artificial intelligence can do to improve legal practice.
The case for Artificial Intelligence in legal practice is no longer science fiction. Every day, all kinds of lawyers are using AI assisted technologies.