Why are people adopting AI to write?
AI-assisted writing is becoming a visible issue because writers are increasingly acknowledging the use of AI tools in their work. Recent social media discussion followed a US-based academic’s admission that …
An end to the input-output dichotomy in AI copyright? Like Company v Google takes an unexpected turn
Like Company v Google may be testing whether the familiar input-output divide in AI copyright can still be maintained. The hearing before the CJEU in Case C-250/25 has drawn attention …
An end to the input-output dichotomy in AI copyright? Like Company v Google takes an unexpected turn
CJEU hearing suggests a possible end to the AI input-output distinction The CJEU hearing in C-250/25 Like Company v Google has raised a significant question for AI copyright analysis: whether …
No, the US Supreme Court did not declare that AI works cannot be copyrighted
No, the US Supreme Court did not declare that AI-generated works cannot be copyrighted. The headline is misleading and overstates what has been said. The legal issue remains whether works …
Why are people adopting AI to write?
Questions about the use of artificial intelligence in writing have become more visible after a US-based academic admitted using AI in some of his work. The issue is not whether …
No, the US Supreme Court did not declare that AI works cannot be copyrighted
US Supreme Court ruling does not decide whether AI works can be copyrighted The claim that the US Supreme Court has declared AI-generated works uncopyrightable is incorrect. The point at …
Why are people adopting AI to write?
AI-assisted writing is attracting attention because a US-based academic has acknowledged using AI in some of his writing, prompting public criticism from a prominent AI researcher. The immediate issue is …
Law firm and partner ordered to pay £53,000 in fines and costs for AML failures – The Law Society Gazette
Law firm and partner penalised for anti-money laundering compliance failures A law firm and one of its partners have been ordered to pay £53,000 in fines and costs after anti-money …
Regulator cranks up AML clampdown with six fines in three days – The Law Society Gazette
Six anti-money laundering fines were imposed over three days, marking a sharp escalation in regulatory enforcement. The action shows a clear focus on AML compliance failures and a willingness to …
In depth: SRA compliance conference was exquisitely timed – The Law Society Gazette
SRA compliance discussion highlights growing pressure on firms’ oversight duties. The SRA compliance conference arrived at a time when regulatory compliance was already under close scrutiny. The timing was significant …