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Interesting report in the Guardian Research by herEthical AI reveals attitude of disbelief and ‘stereotypical assumptions’ about survivors in England and Wales Judges in the family courts are using victim-blaming and gender-biased language towards domestic abuse survivors, AI analysis of judgments and appeals in England and Wales reveals. The findings are the result of a…

The UK Law Soc Gazette Noah Milton, AI project director for national firm Fletchers, said the claims-sorting system has made rapid progress since its inception almost a year ago. Speaking to the Motor Accident Solicitors Society conference in Manchester, Milton revealed that testing has found that technology is better at identifying claims that have no…

Allyson Bennett hired from Morrison & Foerster, which advises OpenAI Former MoFo lawyer and ex-Googler Fred von Lohmann set to depart OpenAI has brought on Morrison & Foerster intellectual property litigation partner Allyson Bennett to be its lead lawyer for artificial intelligence research, a key position at the company as it copes with an array…

Legal Technology.com Reports US law firms McDermott Will & Emery and Akin both announced yesterday (30 September) that they have appointed directors of AI, becoming the latest firms to create and fill this new role.  Akin announced that Jeff Westcott has rejoined the firm as director of practice technology & AI innovation, where he will focus on leveraging AI…

Header Image – Author: Chiraag Bains Here’s the introduction As developments in artificial intelligence (AI) accelerate, advocates have rightly focused on the technology’s potential to cause or exacerbate discrimination. Policymakers are considering a host of protections, from disclosure and audit requirements for AI products to prohibitions on the use of AI in sensitive contexts. At the…

Here’s what they are saying –Wolters Kluwer today announced the launch of innovative generative AI (GenAI) functionality for VitalLaw, the company’s intuitive legal research platform. VitalLaw® AI combines the power of innovation with Wolters Kluwer’s in-depth expertise across 25 practice areas including tax, securities, privacy, and labor and employment to provide even better outcomes for clients. Ken…

The Artificial Lawyer reports The Karnov Group, which is headquartered in Sweden and has bases in Denmark, Norway, France, Spain and Portugal, has launched KAILA (Karnov AI Legal Assistant), an LLM-based capability to take its extensive legal data collections to a new level of utility for lawyers. https://www.karnovgroup.dk/da-dk/kaila-support KAILA delivers ‘precise and reliable answers along with source…