Which is the best AI for legal questions in 2026? We tested 16 Large Language Models (AIs) from the last two years on a law exam.
The effects of AI companies training on creative works When AI companies train models on text, video and images from creative industries, the end product is an AI model which can create near-human quality visual designs or copywriting. Many artists have argued the AI companies are exploiting creatives by profiting from their work, while the original creators do not receive any compensation. By flooding the market with low-cost content, AI has driven down rates for human artists, which is threatening creative careers.
Fast Data Science at Ireland’s Expert Witness Conference on 20 May 2026 in Dublin Links to guidance on legal AI issued by legal authorities and other organisations Official guidance UK: Artificial Intelligence (AI) Guidance for Judicial Office Holders, 31 October 2025. https://www.judiciary.uk/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/Artificial-Intelligence-AI-Guidance-for-Judicial-Office-Holders-2.pdf
Business Law in Bhutan A custom chat bot leveraging LLMs to answer questions about business law in Bhutan, using Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG). This bot is based on the Insolvency Bot.
Insolvency Bot Europe An insolvency bot leveraging LLMs to answer questions about insolvency law in different European jurisdictions, using Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG).
Senior lawyers should stop using generative AI to prepare their legal arguments! Or should they? A High Court judge in the UK has told senior lawyers off for their use of ChatGPT, because it invents citations to cases and laws that don’t exist! [1]
We presented the Insolvency Bot at the 4th Annual Conference on the Intersection of Corporate Law and Technology at Nottingham Trent University This was an event with a strong theme around legal AI.
Can AI handle legal questions yet? We have compared the capabilities of the older and newer large language models (LLMs) on English and Welsh insolvency law questions, as a continuation of the Insolvency Bot project.
We examine the potential influence of machine learning and AI on the legal industry. AI has transformed a number of industries but has not yet had a disruptive impact on the legal industry. It is unknown exactly how and when AI will become impactful in law, but it is important to prepare for this change.
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