Two AI Articles in Counsel Magazine: Chatbot-related harm and Judicial use of AI/risk of gender bias
Natural and Artificial Intelligence in Law
Professional website of Matthew Lee (Barrister, England & Wales). Ad/Marketing communication not legal advice. No Public/Direct Access. Instructions via clerks see contact details below.
Natural and Artificial Intelligence in Law
Professional website of Matthew Lee (Barrister, England & Wales). Ad/Marketing communication not legal advice. No Public/Direct Access. Instructions via clerks see contact details below.
Matthew is a Barrister at Doughty Street Chambers specialising in Human Rights, Civil Liberties, the Equality Act 2010, as well as housing and property law. With a keen interest in Artificial Intelligence, he explores its impact on these legal areas and beyond.
https://www.doughtystreet.co.uk/barristers/matthew-lee
Thirty one UK Cases of Hallucinated Citations, AI and Otherwise: “It is not ‘co-operating with the Tribunal’ to neither confirm nor deny the use of AI”
Lessons from Australia and the United States: Self-representation, Anonymous Second Opinions, AI and Unregulated Legal Services
Is AI Law Now a Practice Area? If Not, Should It Be?
AI in Judicial Decision Making: Dame Victoria Sharp on Balancing Artificial Reason v Human Experience
Thirty UK Cases of Hallucinated Citations, AI and Otherwise: A First Appearance in the Court of Appeal from A Family Case?
Artificial Intelligence in Housing/Property Proceedings and Beyond: Why the Master of the Rolls’ AI Speech Matters for All Practitioners.
ChatGPT as Evidence in the Family Court: Do the prompts reveal an attempt to fabricate allegations, or the searches of a victim trying to learn how to report abuse?
Another Four UK AI Hallucination cases (AI and non‑AI fabricated/false citations) (24 in total): November Shows How Quickly the Problem Is Escalating Internationally
20th UK AI Hallucinations/Fabricated Citations Incident from the Employment Tribunal: Standards Remain Key, but Legal Qualification and Volunteer Input Matter
