AI law is being made now.
I write about how artificial intelligence is changing the law, from false citations and AI-assisted evidence to equality, human rights and the work of courts. Start with my legal reports and articles, or explore the research collections below.
AI law trackers
Find cases and source material by topic, including hallucinations, judicial AI, deepfakes, equality, confidentiality and chatbot harm.
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- UK AI hallucinations
- International AI hallucinations
- Judicial AI use
- Equality, bias & discrimination
- Deepfake case law
- Privilege & confidentiality
- AI expert evidence
- AI chatbot harm
A selection of starting points. The full collection is in the tracker hub.
The AI Law Reports
My companion site organises AI-related legal developments by area of law, from employment and housing to family, criminal and public law.
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Media & recognition
Press coverage, writing for Counsel, and references to my research in parliamentary evidence and academic work.
New to the site? Begin with analysis by barrister Matthew Lee of AI legal cases, judicial AI and the changing use of artificial intelligence in law, together with 15 live AI Law Trackers. The latest articles follow below.
