Rory O’Keeffe maps out how lean legal teams can outpace larger rivals, halve turnaround times and unlock real business impact ...

Naomi Foale and Alice Wallbank answer some the questions generated by the literacy requirements set out in the EU AI Act.

Anne Todd looks at the pros, cons and risks of customised versus off the shelf AI tools. When a business is looking to implement a new AI system it may consider whether it is preferable to build a ...

Peter Morgan raises some of the questions we will be wrestling with over the next few years as AI makes its way in society. Artificial Intelligence has crossed a threshold. What was once confined to ...

Description: One thing is certain: however you work in Tech Law, you will come into frequent contact with contracts, whether drafting them, marking them up or litigating them. Understanding the latest ...

James Phoenix, a litigator, shares insights from a six month sojourn into agentic GenAI software development. Imagine, if you will, a trainee, but a rather unusual one; their output needs careful ...

Christopher Millard ponders the wide-ranging ideas about AI put forward by Professor Richard Susskind in his latest work. Who is Richard Susskind and why is he writing about AI? For once, it is ...

AI is becoming increasingly relevant not just in what disputes are about but also in how they are handled. On the substance, there are still few reported cases. However, anecdotally, AI-related ...

Shanthini Satyendra separates the wood from the trees on what matters to leaders in companies seeking to adopt AI. Drawing ...

SCL has previously reported on examples of lawyers in the USA using AI to generate case references for court proceedings, and then discovering that the AI had “hallucinated” the cases, which didn’t ...

is yet to provide guidance on this. The ICO Information Officer said that the Article 29 Working Party is likely to produce an opinion on this in early 2018 and the ICO will update their guidance ...