Abstract and the case for context over keywords in policy intelligence
Roughly four hundred regulatory updates are released every day in the United States. Each year, more than one…
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India’s Supreme Court AI policy points court-tech vendors toward human-controlled AI
Public feedback on India’s Supreme Court draft AI policy closed June 20. The draft emphasizes human oversight, discourages…
Rhode Island adds GenAI guardrails for lawyers and judges
Reuters reported that Rhode Island’s Supreme Court amended professional-conduct guidance to address generative AI, requiring lawyers to understand…
Ontario Tribunal issues record AI-citation costs order
A Law Society Tribunal ordered Shahryar Mazaheri to pay C$31,150 after finding that he used AI-generated materials containing…
Litera launches Clean+ cloud metadata protection for law firm communications
Litera has launched Clean+, the cloud-hosted evolution of Metadact Server, designed to remove hidden metadata risk from outbound…
Judge says lawyers’ AI-hallucination apology article still fell short
Following a new federal court order, Doe v. University of North Carolina System, where lawyers had previously admitted…
HaystackID launches mobile communications compliance tool for regulated financial firms
HaystackID has unveiled HaystackID COMET (Compliance Oversight for Mobile Electronic Transmissions), a solution for global financial organisations to…
UK justice system positioned as testbed for AI adoption, with safeguards urged
According to the Law Society Gazette, the UK justice system is being placed near the center of the…
U.S. states keep advancing targeted AI regulation despite federal pressure
AP reports that state lawmakers are continuing to pursue AI laws even after federal pressure to limit state…
German court treats Google AI Overviews as Google’s own statements
Munich Regional Court preliminarily ruled Google can be liable for false claims generated by AI Overviews. The court…