Tag: UK law
8 articles tagged UK law
Feeding legal papers to public AI may waive your privilege
A Shropshire firm warns that pasting a barrister's opinion into an open chatbot can amount to publication, dragging it into disclosure to the other side.
English law already answers who pays when AI causes harm
The UK Jurisdiction Taskforce concludes contract, negligence and professional duty cover most AI claims, and that deployers need not wait for new statute.
Not using AI could make lawyers negligent, taskforce says
The UK Jurisdiction Taskforce says professionals can be sued for negligence for failing to use AI, and that existing English law already covers most AI liability disputes.
AI-generated complaints used to shut London nightclub
A property CEO pleaded guilty to submitting fake objection letters — flagged as AI-generated — against the reopening of the Heaven nightclub in central London.
Football Clubs and Players Have Limited Options Against AI Deepfakes
As AI-generated images and videos of footballers flood social media, UK law offers few protections and clubs face a growing brand integrity challenge.
UK Courts Tighten Rules on AI Use in Legal Practice
New judicial guidance and recent court rulings are placing greater responsibility on solicitors to verify AI-generated content and maintain ethical standards.
