More than half of in-house lawyers back ChatGPT’s use for legal work, study shows

Three-quarters of corporate counsel also recognise the potential risks, according to Thomson Reuters

AI will make judicial decisions with avenue to appeal to humans, predicts top judge

Legal profession must develop mechanisms to deal with generative AI says Master of the Rolls Sir Geoffrey Vos

Herbert Smith Freehills names first managing partner for digital legal services

Alternative legal services chief Libby Jackson assumes new role intended to expand HSF’s digital advisory services

One-in-five large law firms issue warnings over use of generative AI or ChatGPT, survey finds

Half of legal professionals agree generative AI should be used for legal work, despite concerns over accuracy, privacy, confidentiality and security

UK Supreme Court grapples with whether AI can be a patent inventor as DABUS case is heard

Stephen Thaler’s controversial and topical bid to name his AI system DABUS as an inventor reaches the UK’s highest court

Allen & Overy integrates ChatGPT-style chatbot to boost legal work

Magic Circle firm partners with OpenAI-backed legal startup Harvey to introduce ‘game-changer’ tool

The Global Legal Post launches Artificial Intelligence comparative law guide

Law Over Borders guide will help businesses navigate international laws and guidelines at inflection point for technology

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Karim Adatia: 'Automation is a given today and it’s exciting to be a lawyer who can help commercialise innovation'

Insight’s Senior VP and deputy GC on how automation is revolutionising industry and how lawyers are managing risk and leveraging knowledge, reports Anne Gallagher

Cerence hires Lenovo's global litigation head as next GC as part of wider leadership shake-up

AI software developer for the car industry secures 'lawyer by trade', 'strategist at heart' for top legal role

Changing the game: how AI can help in-house teams work better

In the face of ever-increasing data and responsibilities AI can enable GCs to keep more work in-house, writes Luminance’s Luke Taylor

Getting ahead: what lawyers need to know about AI and the law

While the extent of AI's powers is often exaggerated, lawyers who embrace it can benefit their careers in several ways, writes Dr Lance Eliot

Former Zurich Insurance Group general counsel duo launch platform to measure law firm ESG performance

New offering also enables law firms to measure their own progress and includes firm-client matching features

Lawyers must embrace AI and stop seeing themselves as some sort of superhero

Vieira de Almeida's Paula Gomes Freire is optimistic about a future where machines drive business efficiency but humans stay in control

Harvard Law teams up with Evisort on legaltech start-up and innovation programme

Evisort founders and Harvard grads Jerry Ting and Memme Onwudiwe will teach on the course next spring