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The EU AI Act and the Bar

How will the EU AI Act, in full force from August 2026, affect barristers in the UK? If advising EU-linked clients or handling cross-border disputes you must grasp its risk-based approach, says Bamdad Shams

04 August 2025 / Bamdad Shams
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The shadow AI crisis

Camilo Artiga-Purcell highlights the dangerous use of unapproved AI tools

04 August 2025 / Camilo Artiga-Purcell
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Personal productivity – the missing piece in adapting to AI

With AI transforming document-heavy tasks and the billable hour under threat, lawyers are re-examining their value-add and productivity habits. Alex Harding explores the future of working practice 

07 July 2025 / Alex Harding
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Hallucinated case citations

Interrogating your AI tool is key, warn law librarians Sally McLaren and Lily Rowe

09 June 2025 / Sally McLaren / Lily Rowe
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Why it’s time to mobilise on AI

Julie Ahadi responds to thought-provoking feedback on the use of AI in pupillage and explains why we should all be role-playing how the Bar might be affected 

07 April 2025 / Julie Ahadi
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Re-imagining DR with AI

As the government unleashes AI, Iain Quirk KC looks at the growth of online dispute resolution platforms and the role of lawyers in harnessing AI for the benefit of justice

10 March 2025 / Iain Quirk KC
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Living up to the hype? AI in chambers

Julie Ahadi on the shift from theory to implementation, spoils to be had, and converting the trepidatious barrister 

11 November 2024 / Julie Ahadi
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AI: the five biggest risks for barristers

Irresponsible use of AI can lead to serious and embarrassing consequences. Sam Thomas briefs barristers on the five key risks and how to avoid them

14 October 2024 / Sam Thomas
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Pupillage special: Using AI safely

How to cross-examine your Gen AI tools and interrogate the outputs? Sally McLaren’s tips for using AI safely in legal research 

09 September 2024 / Sally McLaren
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Charging fees (artificially) intelligently

As use of AI becomes more widespread at the Bar, reshaping workflows, Andrew Hogan predicts a shift away from time-spent to value-based fees  

09 September 2024 / Andrew Hogan
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