A recent collective action lawsuit against workplace management software company Workday claims its platform rejected ...

Stephen Wu of Silicon Valley Law Group speculates that firms may charge “a technology fee”, so that “clients don’t expect to get generative AI for nothing”. Third, AI could change how ...

Artificial Intelligence and Law . Published:5/3/2019 5/3/2019 • By Susan Miller ('19) What impact will the technology that enables self-driving cars, robots, and drones have on the legal profession?

The AI & the Law newsletter explores AI’s transformative impact on the legal profession. With adoption rates for generative AI among legal professionals soaring to 79% in 2024 ...

As the European Union (EU) pushes ahead with its landmark AI Act, it does so with the highest intentions: to protect citizens ...

In what is shaping up to be a long, hard fight over the use of creative works, round one has gone to the AI makers. In the ...

An AI by design is artificial, and thus ideas such as liability or a jury of peers appears meaningless. A criminal courtroom would be incompatible with AI (unless the developer is intending to ...

The unresolved law of AI concerns three main areas: How to protect intellectual property when it might not be patentable, data ownership and its privacy implications, and liability, i.e., who is ...

Artificial intelligence is now being used in Big Law both for internal business purposes and also for external, client-facing matters, ... Big Law Ramps Up AI Adoption.

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