The Divisional Court has now delivered its judgment in the ongoing saga of the hallucinated AI cases: R. (Ayinde) v. LB Haringey [2025] EWHC 1383 (Admin). Some of the lawyers involved only narrowly missed being subjected to contempt proceedings, which might have resulted in their imprisonment. Their respective regulators have been charged by the Court […]
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This has been another big week in AI, with developments ranging from the release of another model from Chinese company DeepSeek, to the acquisition of X (the social network formerly known as Twitter) by Elon Musk’s xAI, via thousands of Ghiblified images on ChaGPT. At the start of last week DeepSeek lauched a new model,
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AI News Roundup: Key Developments in AI and Legal Technology Published on March 5, 2025 In this week’s roundup, we explore significant developments at the intersection of artificial intelligence (AI), legal practice, and data privacy. From regulatory challenges to technological innovations, these stories highlight the evolving landscape of AI in the legal sector. 1. Apple
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Key Developments in Artificial Intelligence and Legal Practice This update looks at developments in the intersection between AI (artificial intelligence) and the legal world. In general AI news, surely the biggest story is the release of Anthropic’s Claude 3.7 Sonnet, giving access to a new “thinking mode”. 1. UK Government Faces Backlash Over AI Copyright
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