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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
Artificial intelligence and the art of noise over substance
Paul Longhurst of 3Kites looks beyond ‘innovation theatre’ to outline AI’s practical benefits for law firms, in-house legal teams and their clients
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
Innovation and opportunity: the UK’s National AI Strategy in review
Vision for innovation leaves unanswered questions concerning liability and ethical AI, writes a team from CMS, Holistic AI and UCL
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
Patents and AI: the battle for inventorship intensifies
Recent court cases in multiple jurisdictions have demonstrated that IP law is not flexible enough to cater for non-human inventors, argues Richard Johnson
Bakers names co-founders for data science and machine learning venture
Global firm secures senior executive from Elevate to lead partnership with New York AI platform SparkBeyond
Court of Appeal rejects AI inventor claims in Dabus patent ruling
Decision clarifies that AI systems can’t own patent rights under current UK law, putting it at odds with South Africa and Australia
Simmons & Simmons and Fountain Court advise on 'world first' AI explainability statement
Medtech platform Healthily provides ‘non-technical’ explanation of how AI makes decisions
'A very attractive offering' - the Big Four's growing legal services reach
Big Four's latest strategy to handle high-volume, low-value legal work at much lower cost could see some law firms feeling the pinch, says report
Luminance targets Kira in AI legaltech PR spat over Litera sale
Slaughter and May-backed tech company sparks war of words after promoting 'rescue package' for rival's clients
Litera Microsystems makes 12th legaltech acquisition with contract review solution Kira Systems
Teaming up with Litera will allow Kira to 'achieve ubiquity in the due diligence review process', CEO says
Australian court agrees with South Africa that AI can be inventors
Decision comes just days after IP officials in South Africa became first to approve a patent listing AI as inventor