Artificial Intelligence, evidence and the problem of trust
Artificial intelligence presents the law of evidence with a familiar problem in an unfamiliar form. Courts have always had to […]
Judges, Artificial Intelligence and the limits of automation
As artificial intelligence becomes more embedded in legal practice, it is inevitable that attention turns to adjudication. If machines can
Artificial Intelligence Regulation is about People, not about Machines
Much of the current discussion about regulating artificial intelligence begins in the wrong place. It starts with the technology: algorithms,
What lawyers get wrong about Artificial Intelligence
Artificial intelligence has arrived in the legal profession accompanied by an unusual degree of noise. Conferences, newsletters, webinars, and product