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What in-house attorneys can do to keep up with ever-changing AI laws
As new artificial intelligence (AI) laws and regulations continue to be proposed and passed in the U.S. and the European Union and countries in Asia, the Middle East and Latin America roll out AI-specific policies, it’s not easy for attorneys to keep up with the changes.
That’s especially true for in-house compliance ... (full story)
Two Big Law firms unveil AI-specific training for first-year associates
As more legal professionals utilize artificial intelligence tools in their practices, two Big Law firms are taking the lead in providing formal AI training to their new associates.
As attorney Stephen Embry discusses in a Nov. 17 post on Above the Law (https://abovethelaw.com/2025/11/the-grace-to-dabble-two-biglaw-firms-look-to ... (full story)
Ohio lawmaker unveils a bill to AI systems from becoming spouses
In the 2013 science fiction movie “Her,” a lonely writer develops a relationship with an advanced operating system named Samantha.
While it may have seemed a bit far-fetched at the time, in today’s world where an AI generated “actress” named Tilly Norwood has over 60,000 followers on Instagram, the ... (full story)
Survey shows more law departments are utilizing generative AI
As generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) tools continue to advance, more corporate legal departments are embracing the technology.
In an Oct. 14 post (https://www.everlaw.co.uk/blog/ai-and-law/in-house-teams-turn-to-genai-for-efficiency-raising-new-expectations-for-law/#signaling-a-readiness-to-disrupt-the-billable-hour) Ev ... (full story)
Survey shows AI use is growing among individual legal practitioners
Interest in learning about and using generative artificial intelligence (AI) tools is growing among individuals in the legal profession.
As Nicole Black explains in her Aug. 28 post on MyCase.com (https://www.mycase.com/blog/ai/ai-adoption-in-law-firms/), the 2025 AffiniPay Legal Industry Report shows 31% of individual practiti ... (full story)
