Much attention has been paid to the rise of artificial intelligence and the associated litigation risk.
In this series, as well as litigation risk arising from AI, we look at the practical implications of the use of technology from predicting the likely outcome of a case, to forming legal arguments and expert opinions.
This video explores how a generative AI model works, some of the principles it is based on and key pitfalls to be aware of when using generative AI.
This video discusses AI tools in litigation and covers the future of AI in the litigation process, its impact on litigation, adjudication, and evidence, the types of tools available, how AI can be used in document review, and the use of integrated AI.
This video comments on litigation concerning AI, including intellectual property cases, publication claims, contractual disputes, integrating AI, AI as a means of fraud, data protection, and discrimination.
This video is a recording of our webinar featuring panellists Dan Tench, Tamsin Blow, Luke Pardey, Rachel Free, Ben Hitchens and Timothy Pitt-Payne KC.
Each year CMS explores a hot topic relating to litigation providing cutting edge analysis and insight. Access to the previous years' materials can be found below.
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