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UK Government Adopts a “Pro-Innovation” Approach to AI Regulation

Inside Privacy

On 29 March 2023, the UK Government published a White Paper entitled “A pro-innovation approach to AI regulation” (“White Paper”). The White Paper elaborates on the approach to AI set out by the Government in its 2022 AI Governance and Regulation Policy Statement (“Policy Statement” – covered in our blog post here ).

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A Roadmap for Integrating AI at Your Law Firm 

Centerbase

For example, the American Bar Association’s Law Technology Today often covers topics related to AI, machine learning, and automation in law practice. This helps ensure your firm factors in compliance and ethical considerations when making decisions about using AI.

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Make the Shift to Legal 3.0: The Future is Today. Unleash Your AI Potential 

OpenText

Over the past decade, to keep pace with digital transformation, legal leaders have embraced automation and machine learning to optimize operations and improve business outcomes. However, technology is moving at lightning speed, and keeping pace is no longer good enough in a Legal 3.0 What is Legal 3.0 What does that mean?

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The Art and Science of Data Reuse: Unlocking the Potential of Discovery Datasets

Lineal Services

There is a growing importance for the reuse of eDiscovery data in legal and compliance fields, as harnessing these insights is a catalyst for innovation and strategic decision-making within organizations. Data Analysis: Employing statistical methods and machine learning algorithms to analyze the data and uncover patterns or trends.

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UK Financial Regulators Publish Response to AI Consultation – Seven Takeaways

Debevoise Data Blog

On 26 October 2023, the Bank of England, Prudential Regulation Authority (“PRA”) and Financial Conduct Authority (“FCA”, collectively the “UK Financial Authorities”) published FS2/23 on Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning (the “Response Paper”).