Courts ban Meta glasses
His Majesty’s Courts and Tribunals Service (HMCTS) has banned Meta smart glasses from courts and tribunals in England and Wales, with devices confiscated at the door and returned when the owner leaves…
His Majesty’s Courts and Tribunals Service (HMCTS) has banned Meta smart glasses from courts and tribunals in England and Wales, with devices confiscated at the door and returned when the owner leaves…
Lawyers in Ireland could face sanctions, including being referred to the Legal Services Regulatory Authority and personally paying legal costs, if their use of artificial intelligence leads to fake so…
The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) issued two apologies to the High Court after submitting documents in an extradition appeal that cited two non-existent legal cases generated by AI. The prosecutor u…
A teenage student, Sasha Davies, has won £10,000 in High Court damages after Elha-Mai Weston, another teenager from the same Welsh town, stole her identity and used her photos and AI-generated imagery…
The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) admitted to using two fake legal cases generated by artificial intelligence in a High Court extradition appeal, after Mr Justice Sweeting found the authorities were…
Sir Colin Birss, a senior judge with a background in artificial intelligence, has been appointed as the next Master of the Rolls by King Charles III. Birss, who currently serves as chancellor of the H…
A High Court judge warned of the risks of using AI in legal work after the Crown Prosecution Service cited non-existent legal cases in an extradition case, with the CPS attributing the error to the us…
Graham Norton has won a US court order forcing Meta to reveal the source of AI-generated deepfake Facebook posts that falsely reported his mother's death and his own ill health. The Irish presenter fi…
A Hong Kong court rejected a HK$12 million claim against actress Cecilia Cheung by former agent Samuel Yu, ruling that the contract was likely fabricated and no payment was made. The judge found Yu to…