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Alibaba latest to take advantage of China’s OpenClaw frenzy
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Baidu, ByteDance, Tencent and MiniMax have all released OpenClaw-powered apps in recent weeks. Read more: Alibaba latest to take advantage of China’s OpenClaw frenzy
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Comment: Legalweek’s GenAI mock courtroom may be the warning nobody heeded
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By Neil Cameron I attended LegalWeek’s 2026 session ‘AI in the Courtroom: A Mock Argument on Generative AI for Document Review’ with considerable interest – and left with considerable concern. The mock judge ruled that GenAI review was defensible. The basis: validation statistics. Recall. Precision. The familiar numbers. With respect, that is precisely the…
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BLTF 2026 Video – “What’s the hardest truth about AI ROI that firms aren’t ready to hear yet?”
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During the British Legal Technology Forum (BLTF) conference on 11 March, Legal IT Insider asked vendors, “What’s the hardest truth about AI ROI that firms aren’t ready to hear yet?” We got answers from Jylo, Wavenet, Novaplex, NetDocuments, Jigsaw, Trakti, & Elite. Spoiler alert: there is a heavy focus on cost-benefit analysis. You can…
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SKILLS 2026 unveils top 10 recommended legal tech vendors
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The Strategic Knowledge and Innovation Legal Leaders Summit (SKILLS) community has voted on their most recommended legal tech vendors, with DeepJudge once again coming out on top and Centari in second place. SKILLS attendees from 106 large law firms rated how likely they were to recommend the legal tech vendors they interact with. SimplyAgree…
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What skills do you need to merge workplace responsibilities?
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In modern working environments, responsibilities often blend and it takes a degree of skill to navigate transforming expectations. Read more: What skills do you need to merge workplace responsibilities?
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Wayve, Uber, Nissan to launch robotaxis in Tokyo
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A roll-out is planned later this year. Read more: Wayve, Uber, Nissan to launch robotaxis in Tokyo
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‘A skilled workforce needs relentless focus on learning and excitement’
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Accenture’s Donal Óg McCarthy discusses team building in a competitive space and the challenges of the cyber landscape. Read more: ‘A skilled workforce needs relentless focus on learning and excitement’
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Grammarly drops AI impersonation tool after class action lawsuit
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Grammarly will be disabling the AI tool, said ‘scrutiny improves [its] products’. Read more: Grammarly drops AI impersonation tool after class action lawsuit
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Atlassian to cut 10pc of its workforce and embrace AI
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The Australian-founded collaboration software provider wants to become “an AI-first company”. Read more: Atlassian to cut 10pc of its workforce and embrace AI
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‘Vibe-coding’ start-up Replit raises $400m in Series D funding
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The new funding will be used to further Replit’s global expansion in Europe, Asia and the Middle East, as well as for future product development and infrastructure capacity. Read more: ‘Vibe-coding’ start-up Replit raises $400m in Series D funding