Artificial intelligence, commonly known as ‘AI’, has been a hot topic of late, generating many conversations about how it might impact across a whole range of areas.
We are, of course, only just starting to consider the possibilities and there are many unanswered questions. This AI hub is therefore about bringing together interesting insights and developments from Ashfords lawyers, our clients and our wider contacts to look at how AI could impact business and the law as its use evolves. From client Q&A videos, podcasts, webinars and articles from the experts – discover how AI will impact business and the law in various specialist areas.
But where do we start? To kick things off, we asked ChatGPT two questions: to describe itself in one paragraph and then to outline how AI will impact the law, here’s what it said:
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Dive into the fascinating world of AI and the law with our series of engaging episodes, to uncover how AI could shape the future.
We’ve invited our clients and legal experts for captivating discussions on the topic, ranging across different sectors including intellectual property, technology, commercial litigation plus construction and infrastructure.
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When it comes to AI and the law there are many opportunities, yet many challenges. Our team of experts delve into artificial intelligence and how it widely affects the business of law - from human resources, intellectual property, tax planning, online wills and more. Read our articles and client stories to discover how AI could shape the future.
Is it possible for AI to replace human risk management?: Ian Manners writes for Tomorrow’s Facilities Management
AI and image creation: who owns the intellectually property? Brett Lambe and Stephen Homer write for FC&A
AI and data policies in the 2024 UK General Election: a comparative analysis
Navigating AI in the healthcare sector: Jocelyn Ormond presents at Royal Society of Medicine webinar
Navigating AI within the design and architecture industry: Brett Lambe speaks to Design Insider
Wild West or window of opportunity? AI regulation and balancing innovation, intellectual property and privacy
The benefits and risks for local authorities when adopting AI: Thanh Lanh-Connolly writes for Local Government Lawyer
AI and the environment: its application in improving environmental performance and use in environmental regulation
In our articles below, we attempt to answer this question in relation to the various types of intellectual property as recognised under UK law.
Part 1 - An introduction to Due Diligence and AI: Giving ‘data room’ to reveal itself
Part 2 - AI and M&A: a breakdown of the challenges and benefits
Part 3 - How using AI can affect venture capital and due diligence
Part 4 - Opportunities and drawbacks of AI and private equity due diligence
Part 5 - Due diligence and AI - where does this leave us?
Chris Dyson
Partner and Head of Technology Sector
+44 (0)117 321 8054 c.dyson@ashfords.co.uk View more
Charlotte Kingman
Associate
+44 (0) 117 321 8080 +44 (0) 07912 464111 c.kingman@ashfords.co.uk View more
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