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When AI goes wrong – safeguarding your practice from GenAI risks
While GenAI tools present opportunities for faster research and drafting, for example, they also introduce significant risks that Australian solicitors need to manage. Recent cases across multiple jurisdictions demonstrate the potential for serious consequences in the event of improper use of GenAI. This article examines these risks and provides practical guidance for law firm managers to implement appropriate safeguards and maintain professional standards within their law practice.
Digital ID in your practice: A Guide for Firms and Their Clients
The Australian Government’s Digital ID Scheme is being expanded to encompass state governments and the private sector via a newTrusted Digital ID Framework. For law firms, Digital ID can streamline identification processes and reduce risks.
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