The rise of generative AI systems, such as ChatGPT and Copilot, has accelerated the exploration and use of AI systems by businesses. Many businesses will continue to explore AI use...
One of the key legal issues with using agentic AI tools is accountability. As the level of human involvement decreases, questions arise as to who is legally responsible for the...
To date, it has been rare for insurance policies to contain any reference to AI. Where AI tools or system have caused injury, damage or loss, cover has often arisen...
Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly used in research and product development. While it can accelerate innovation, its use also creates risks for patentability, particularly in relation to novelty and the...
AI tools have quickly become part of everyday work. People use them to summarise documents, draft emails, prepare presentations, and make sense of large amounts of information. For many organisations,...
Organisations are increasingly procuring standalone AI systems or services that have embedded AI tools. AI systems have unique characteristics as compared to non-AI systems that require careful consideration during the...
Workplace surveillance is no longer limited to traditional CCTV cameras or swipe card access systems. As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes embedded in everyday workplace operations, it is reshaping how employers...
AI adoption is accelerating. Capability often isn’t. In many organisations, people experiment with an AI feature, try a prompt, generate a result… then stall when the task becomes complex, the...
General purpose AI tools such as ChatGPT and Claude are increasingly being used by consumers for quick, easy and accessible 'legal advice'.
Artificial intelligence has rapidly moved from experimentation to mainstream adoption in recruitment processes. Across Australia and internationally, employers are increasingly relying on automated tools to screen, rank and assess job...
Increasingly, companies are using AI tools to either create, or assist in the creation of, company assets such as source code, images, logos or marketing material and reports. But who...
Australian company directors are increasingly using AI tools as part of governance processes, from AI-generated board pack summaries to automated minute-taking and trend analysis.