AI use in workplaces is growing quickly. A 2025 global study of more than 32,000 workers across 47 countries found 58 percent of employees report using AI at work, with roughly a third using it weekly or daily. Tech Xplore+1
Many employees say AI improves efficiency, idea generation, and work quality. McKinsey & Company+1
The exponential expansion of artificial intelligence across professional and personal spheres has inevitably led to its integration into human resources and recruitment functions. Research commissioned by ACAS indicates growing acceptance among employers, with approximately one-third of UK businesses surveyed believing AI deployment will enhance productivity.
AI’s capability to enhance efficiency and streamline administratively intensive tasks
Editor’s Note: Beyond the strobe lights and techno beats of Helsinki’s Slush 2025, a distinct signal has emerged for professionals navigating the intersection of law, security, and data. The release of the State of European Tech 2025 report exposes a continent aggressively pivoting toward “Sovereignty Tech”—a move that transforms the regulatory landscape from a compliance
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Cyprus as the Strategic Jurisdiction Linking MENA and the EU
Cross-border legal and commercial activity between the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) and the European Union has
NSW Chief Justice A S Bell has indicated that members of the profession are invited to make any submissions in relation to SC Practice Note Gen 23 on the Use of Generative AI to Tipstaff Sebastian Braham:
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By Thursday 18 December 2025.
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AI Can Be Quite Helpful – Until It’s Not
Many of us have embraced ChatGPT as a useful tool in our everyday lives to promote efficiency or spark creativity. And the more you use ChatGPT, the more it learns your preferences. For instance, ChatGPT knows that our families prefer certain foods when we ask for
On November 24, 2025, President Trump signed an Executive Order, Launching the Genesis Mission, which establishes a national effort to use artificial intelligence to accelerate scientific discovery and strengthen U.S. capabilities in key technology domains. Substantively, it places AI where nuclear technology sat during the Cold War: at the center of long-term strategic competition. The
On 4 November 2025 the UK High Court handed down its judgment in the case of Getty Images (US) Inc (and others) v Stability AI Limited [2025] EWHC 2863 (Ch) [High Court Judgment Template].
The case concerned the training, development and deployment of Stability AI’s “Stable Diffusion” generative AI model and, as one of the first and to date most high-profile intellectual property (IP) infringement claims against an AI developer to make it all the way to trial in the UK courts, was originally envisaged as having potential to provide much-needed wide-ranging judicial guidance on the application of existing UK IP law in the field of AI. However, as the case progressed and the scope of Getty’s claims gradually reduced to a shadow of the original, it became apparent that this judgment, whilst still of note in respect of a number of key issues, would not be the silver bullet which many had originally anticipated.
At over 200 pages the judgment is long and complex, including detailed discussion of the witness and expert evidence which the Court considered before reaching its findings.