By Joanne Faulkner

One of England and Wales' most senior judges has warned that courts "need to be ready" for a surge in claims as a result of increased use by litigants-in-person and businesses of AI tools that can provide legal assistance for free.

By Steven Lerner

A cohort of winners is likely to emerge among providers of artificial intelligence technology for legal professionals, even if market-driven fears of an AI bubble come true.

By Emily Johnson

Georgia Supreme Court Chief Justice Nels S.D. Peterson told state lawmakers on Wednesday that evidence fabricated by artificial intelligence is a greater threat to the judiciary than attorneys filing briefs with nonexistent cases based on AI hallucinations.

By Bonnie Eslinger

A Maryland federal judge on Wednesday said billionaire Elon Musk must testify in litigation filed by U.S. Agency for International Development employees claiming he illegally dismantled the foreign aid agency while head of the advisory organization known as the Department of Government Efficiency, saying "extraordinary circumstances justify the deposition."

By Nate Beck

Autonomous construction technology company Bedrock Robotics said Wednesday that it has raised $270 million in Series B funding after completing a mass excavation of a manufacturing site last year.

By Ivan Moreno

U.S. Patent and Trademark Office Director John Squires pitched trademarks as one of the most practical tools for combating artificial intelligence deepfakes, saying during a Wednesday webinar that name, image and likeness rights are "where the puck is going," peppering his remarks with pop culture references and sports metaphors.