The following statement is to be attributed to Chief Justice of the Federal Court of Australia, Debra Mortimer: 28 March 2025 (Link to Federal Court website).
The year 2025 is likely to see a number of developments and issues about the use of Artificial Intelligence, especially Generative Artificial Intelligence, by courts and in court…
Johnstone and National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIS) [2025] ARTA 106 (Link to AUSTLII).
Serious injury compensation claims have for some years included provision for technology supports. This NDIS decision is novel in that the participant sought a paid subscription to “Chat GPT” at a cost of $300 per month. In support of the claim,…
Practice note SC GEN 23 (Link to Supreme Court).
As foreshadowed in its initial publication, the Generative AI practice note may require periodic updates. That has already occurred (before the starting date on 3 February 2025), with the issue of a new version on 28 January 2025.
The principal amendment is to the former…
The NSW District Court has published Practice Note 2 (Link to court website), which adopts the NSW Supreme Court practice note Gen 23.
3 February 2025 is the District Court commencement date.
With thanks to David Jones, drawing this to my attention.
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Practice Note SC 23 (Link to Supreme Court NSW)
Use of Generative Artificial Intelligence (Gen AI)
With thanks to Justine Anderson for drawing attention to NSW Supreme Court Practice Note SC 23, issued today with a view to commencement on 3 February 2025. Associated amendments to the Uniform Civil Procedure Rules will also come…
Ahpra has published guidance which explains how existing responsibilities in National Boards’ codes of conduct apply when practitioners use AI in their practice.
Some AI tools used in healthcare are regulated by the Therapeutics Goods Administration (TGA). The TGA regulates therapeutic goods that meet the definition of a medical device, which includes software (including AI-enabled…
