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August 17 news, according to China News Network reported that on August 16, the fifth "small Baogong Cup" college students legal empirical analysis essay competition award ceremony was held in Guangzhou. During the same period, China's first vertical large model in the legal field - "small Baogong legal content model" was officially released, and held a seminar on artificial intelligence + law laboratory construction, marking the legal artificial intelligence in China from academic exploration into the scale of the application of the key stage. The key stage. According to 1AI's understanding, the "small Baogong legal content model" is developed by Prof. Wang Yanling's team at the Law School of South China Normal University. The model has been approved by the National Internet Information...

April 21 (Bloomberg) -- The UAE is experimenting with artificial intelligence (AI) technology to create new laws and review and revise existing ones, according to the Financial Times. The initiative is the country's most radical attempt to invest billions of dollars in AI. The initiative, dubbed "AI-driven regulation," is reportedly more aggressive than any other country, and while most other governments have tried to use AI to improve efficiency, such as summarizing bills or improving public service delivery, no country has yet used AI to proactively propose changes to laws. Ruler and Vice President of Dubai, UAE...

Feb. 19 (Bloomberg) -- Morgan & Morgan, a leading U.S. personal injury law firm, sent an urgent email to more than 1,000 of its attorneys warning them that AI is capable of fabricating false jurisprudential information and that they could be fired if they use fictionalized content in court documents, Reuters reported today. This comes after a federal judge in Wyoming threatened to sanction two of the firm's attorneys for citing false case law in a lawsuit against Walmart. One of the attorneys admitted in court documents that he used a "creation...

In the legal industry, the traditional model of hourly billing is facing challenges. With the rapid development of generative artificial intelligence, many lawyers are optimistic about the impact of this new technology, believing that it can improve work efficiency and help them better perform tasks such as document writing and contract review. However, many lawyers are also worried that the popularity of AI may weaken their competitive advantage, especially for large law firms that rely on junior staff to handle a large number of complex cases. The future will be full of variables. A survey conducted by PwC shows that about one-third of British law firms believe that generative AI can…

Recently, Harvey and OpenAI announced a partnership to jointly create a custom-trained case law model for legal professionals. This AI system not only has complex reasoning capabilities, but can also handle a wide range of legal domain knowledge and has the ability to go beyond a single model call. It can draft legal documents, answer complex litigation scenario questions, and even identify significant differences between hundreds of contracts. This innovative initiative aims to improve the efficiency and accuracy of legal work and provide strong technical support for legal professionals. Harvey is composed of lawyers with backgrounds in antitrust and securities litigation…