Navigating the Risks – Generative AI and Legal Practice
In recent years, the legal industry has experienced notable transformation with the emergence of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) based on large language model (LLM) systems such as ChatGPT, Bard, Bing and Copilot. These and other similar LLM tools present exciting
Government-Citizen Interactions & Computational Law
A Keynote by Pia Andrews Conversations from CLAWCON 2023 From 12 to 14 July 2023, the Singapore Management University’s Centre for Computational Law (SMU CCLAW) hosted the 1st Edition of the Computational Law Conference (CLAWCON), at the SMU Connexion Event Square. The
Liability for AI-generated Content
This article explores liability for text and image content produced by generative AI. In the case of wrong output, or hate speech/toxic output – who should be responsible (given the many parties involved in developing and deploying the AI system
Future Proofing Your Practice
Key Considerations for Technology Pilots in Law Firms In an era of rapid legal evolution, how are law firms reviewing new technology? This article examines the necessity of technology pilots for law firms alongside key considerations to ensure these new tools
Legal Tech and Client Experience
Enhancing Service Delivery in Law Firms The legal profession is at a critical juncture, with technology reshaping client satisfaction and service delivery. This article evaluates legal tech innovations' role in improving client experiences, advocating for services that meet modern demands for
How AI is Transforming the Way Singapore Does Document Review
For over a decade, purpose-built AI has been infiltrating document review workflows, ushering in greater efficiency and cost reduction in litigation, investigations and dispute resolution. While manual review remains the status quo in Singapore at present, the imperative for AI-powered
Data Protection – A Legal Professional’s Gateway to the Digital Future
The legal landscape in Singapore has seen a fairly significant transformation in recent years. The onset of the COVID-19 global pandemic, with the resultant drastic restrictions in workforce mobility, has caused many companies (law firms included) to implement or fast-track
Round Up of Significant Legal Developments in AI for 2023
And What’s Ahead for 2024 This article identifies the three key developments for Artificial Intelligence (AI) in 2023, and the trends we expect to see next year as a natural extension of the issues settled this year. Where the buzzword is
Where There’s a Will, There’s a Way – Provided You Can Find the Original Will
Introduction The adage "where there's a will, there's a way" takes on a literal significance when it comes to the world of estate planning, where the validity and effectiveness of will hinges critically on its existence, authenticity, and accessibility after its
The Data Deluge: Navigating the AI and Data Revolution as a Lawyer
The Onslaught of the AI Era - It's Not Coming, It's Here Welcome to the advent of AI, and to the data revolution – a mantra which we have seen some version of for many years now! Some of you may