Artificial Intelligence

Introduction Agentic artificial intelligence (“Agentic AI”) marks a significant change from earlier legal‑tech tools. Unlike traditional generative artificial intelligence (Gen AI) systems that merely generate content on demand, agentic systems can autonomously plan and carry out multi‑step tasks toward a defined

The accelerating adoption of generative artificial intelligence (“Gen AI”) in legal contexts has prompted both optimism and unease.

Introduction In Tajudin bin Gulam Rasul and another v Suriaya bte Haja Mohideen [2025] SGHCR 33 (Tajudin bin Gulam Rasul), the Singapore High Court (General Division) (the Court) ordered the claimants’ counsel to personally bear the defendant’s costs after citing a

A. Introduction On 1 September 2025, the Ministry of Law (MinLaw) announced that it is seeking public feedback on a proposed Guide for Using Generative AI in the Legal Sector (the Guide).[ref]Singapore, Ministry of Law, Public Consultation on Guide for Using

Introduction “Seldom loved, but often needed” – few expressions convey the reality of the legal profession quite like this one. Although the former remains true, technology-driven initiatives in recent times threaten to upend the necessity of lawyers. The practice of law

In a recent US decision, Wadsworth v Walmart Inc., lawyers acting for the plaintiff were ordered to show cause why they should not be disciplined for citing eight non-existent cases in pre-trial motions before the Court. In response, the lawyers

By David De Cremer The rapid changes in the AI landscape over the past few years have presented novel challenges for many organisations, including law firms. Law firm leaders and managers have to grapple not only with understanding what AI is,

If you consider yourself to be an expert on Artificial Intelligence (AI), read no further as Professor Rocktaschel’s 100- page book consisting of 10 short chapters on AI may not be for you. But if you have been (desperately) trying