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Law firm restricts AI after 'significant' staff use

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An international law firm has blocked general access to several artificial intelligence (AI) tools after it found a "significant increase in usage" by its staff. In an email seen by the BBC, a senior director of Hill Dickinson, which employs more than a thousand people in the UK, warned staff of the use of AI tools.

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BBC News

Law firm restricts AI after 'significant' staff use

The chief technology officer of Hill Dickinson warned of the use of AI tools.

13 days ago·United Kingdom

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Legal Cheek

Hill Dickinson restricts AI tool access after ‘significant’ usage surge - Legal Cheek

Firm wants to ensure ‘safe and proper’ use Hill Dickinson has restricted general access to several AI tools after an upsurge in usage by its lawyers and staff. The new rules have come in place following a “significant increase in usage”, much of which was not in line with the firm’s AI policy, according to an email seen by BBC News. A senior director at the outfit is said to have issued a warning about the use of AI tools, with staff now only al…

11 days ago

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Personnel Today

Law firm limits employees’ AI usage

Law firm Hill Dickinson restricts employee access to artificial intelligence (AI) tools following a “significant increase” in usage. The post Law firm limits employees’ AI usage appeared first on Personnel Today.

12 days ago

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pokonews.com

Regulation agency restricts AI after 'vital' workers use

Angus Tiffin & Graham Fraser BBC Information Getty Photographs A world regulation agency has blocked common entry to a number of synthetic intelligence (AI) instruments after it discovered a “vital improve in utilization” by its workers. In an electronic mail seen by the BBC, a senior director of Hill Dickinson, which employs greater than a thousand folks within the UK, warned workers of using AI instruments. The agency stated a lot of the uti…

13 days ago

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IT Brief Australia

The AI advantage: What’s real; what’s right and what’s risky for law firms today?

As law firms race to adopt AI technologies, understanding their implications and the risks is crucial to ensure that speed doesn’t compromise compliance.

13 days ago

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