Kirkland & Ellis to spend $500m building its own AI platform
Kirkland & Ellis, the world’s highest-grossing law firm, has earmarked $500m to build a proprietary AI platform rather…
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Chinese courts move to shield workers from AI displacement
Chinese courts have issued a series of precedent-setting rulings siding with workers laid off after being replaced by…
German SMEs are losing billions to bureaucracy: nu:legal raises €1.3M to give them a faster way to work
Founded by a former Freshfields lawyer, the platform offers custom-built legal services that are co-developed with leading European…
UK and Australia sign pact on fast-moving AI security risks
The UK and Australia have signed a Memorandum of Understanding linking the UK AI Security Institute and the…
Legora expands across Asia-Pacific with new offices in Singapore and Tokyo
Legora, the agentic AI platform for legal professionals trusted by more than 1,200 leading law firms and in-house…
EU advances AI transparency code under the AI Act
The European Commission’s AI Office has convened a third round of working group meetings on the forthcoming Code…
China releases ethics guideline calling for human-centric AI
China has released “Ethics-Safety Guidelines for Artificial Intelligence Applications 1.0”, a technical document emphasizing human leadership over AI…
SpaceX IPO Filing Offers Rare Look at AI Regulatory Risk Through xAI
SpaceX’s S-1 securities filing, filed ahead of its IPO, provides one of the most detailed accounts yet of…
Court Gives Lawyers a Draft Playbook for AI, Confidentiality, and Work Product
Kirkland’s May 20 analysis covers a Colorado federal court order in Morgan v. V2X addressing AI use in…
Legal Malpractice Debate Shifts From “AI Misuse” To “Failure To Use AI”
Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly reports that experts foresee a future malpractice theory based not only on improper AI use,…