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While the Act incorporates concepts appearing in other recently enacted state AI laws, it also introduces a new requirement of mandatory independent third-party audits of covered AI systems.

This briefing considers whether existing rules concerning expert evidence in English court proceedings are sufficient to mitigate AI-related risks.

In a landmark ruling in Fujifilm v. Kodak, the UPC Court of Appeal confirmed that it can adjudicate patent infringement claims relating to national designations of European patents outside the UPC system, including the United Kingdom. While the Court ultimately overturned the infringement finding, its broader message is difficult to miss: the UPC is positioning itself as a forum capable of resolving increasingly international technology disputes.

On June 1, 2026, the Florida Office of the Attorney General, State of Florida and the Florida Department of Legal Affairs, sued OpenAI and its CEO Sam Altman, accusing the company of ignoring safety warnings and releasing ChatGPT while knowing it was harmful to users.

In a recent decision, the Texas Business Court held that AI chat logs created by a litigant may be protected by work-product privilege under Texas law and that disclosure of information to an AI platform does not automatically waive that protection.

Gen AI tools have become commonplace in legal practice, offering attorneys a means to research, draft and refine legal documents at unprecedented speed.

This episode of the Uptime Now podcast explores key factors influencing data centre investment decisions.

On May 28, 2026, a California federal judge held in Mobley v. Workday that artificial intelligence bias-testing data may be protected against discovery based on the attorney-client privilege shield.

This article explores how AI use affects legal professional privilege in Financial Conduct Authority inquiries and offers safeguards to mitigate disclosure risks.

Recent decisions are beginning to define how courts treat privilege claims involving generative AI, particularly when parties use publicly available tools.