Fraud awareness and…
In this podcast David Clarke and Alexandra Cardenas discuss fraud trends and how they’ve affected law firms since the COVID-19 pandemic began, and…
The term 'artificial intelligence' can be applied to computer systems which are intended to replicate human cognitive functions.
In particular, it includes 'machine learning', where algorithms detect patterns in data, and apply these new patterns to automate certain tasks.
There are rapid developments in artificial intelligence that will have significant implications both for the legal profession and a number of areas of the law itself.
The Horizon Scanning report examines the potential influence of AI technology in legal services and its impact on legal processes, jobs, and values.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the Legal Profession - Horizon scanning report (PDF 789kb)