Tag: artificial intelligence

Human input remains crucial

Intellectual labour at risk of replacement says Geoffrey Hinton

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

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

The Legal Cheek team explore the conflicting range of advice on AI – listen now 🎙️

Polly Botsford delves into Professor Richard Susskind's 'darker' latest book and wonders: 'Where has Reassuring Richard gone?'

Making legislative system 'faster and more precise'

Cash rewards for reaching one million prompts on Microsoft Copilot

Developers should 'act responsibly'

ChatGPT not an option

Concerns remain over accuracy and ethical issues

New training initiative follows similar move by Linklaters

Classroom lessons, practical exercises and hackathon

Osborne Clarke associates Tom Sharpe and Thomas Stables discuss the transformative role of AI in reshaping legal practices, offering insights into their specialised approaches and the evolving landscape of technology law

Despite growing use of AI in legal work, concerns persist over public tools producing fake information

Recently qualified

James Southwick, bar course graduate, examines the impact of legal technology on the future of the legal profession

From cockpit to courtroom

Harriet Hunter, law student at UCLan, explores AI's impact on weaponry and international humanitarian law

New report highlights adoption concerns within the profession

Université Toulouse Capitole LLM student Sean Doig examines technology's impact on legal education and training