American Bar Puts AI and Merger Rules on Training Agenda
The ABA’s forthcoming Masters Course will examine AI, competition enforcement and merger practice
The ABA’s forthcoming Masters Course will examine AI, competition enforcement and merger practice
Microsoft President Brad Smith has issued one of the sharpest calls yet for AI regulation, arguing that advanced artificial intelligence currently faces fewer mandatory safety rules than everyday products such…
One of China’s biggest AI start-ups is preparing for a major public listing while fighting an arbitration dispute over alleged technology diversion, deleted data and undisclosed ownership interests — turning…
A US federal judge has taken the unusual step of banning a litigant from using artificial intelligence to draft her next complaint after finding that a 67-page filing bore the…
Artificial intelligence has moved so far into legal practice that major firms are now paying lawyers, in effect, to experiment with it: associates are being allowed to count AI training…
When every serious law firm has access to artificial intelligence, the technology itself will stop being an advantage. The real competitive edge, the IBA says, will return to something older:…
At the International Bar Association Annual Conference in Copenhagen, Senator Dino Melaye, Esq., moved beyond passive participation to put two difficult questions before international experts: if artificial intelligence threatens jobs,…
The IBA Annual Conference is today confronting a question every modern law firm will eventually have to answer: what happens to lawyers, professional responsibility and firm management when artificial intelligence…
Kwara Chief Judge Justice Abiodun Adebara has called for more judges to confront a growing case backlog, as the judiciary also warns lawyers against filing AI-generated authorities, quotations and statutes…
Washington is betting that the world’s most powerful AI companies can police themselves. With public anxiety rising, the Trump administration is resisting binding federal restrictions and backing voluntary safeguards instead…