A self-disclosed test of 42 AI setups found major differences in legal answers, including errors in citations and deadlines. Its organizer warns it is a spot check.
How We Tested 42 AI Setups With The Same Legal Questions
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Why The EU Is Examining Chatbots’ Use Of Publishers’ Writing
An EU court adviser says chatbot answers may infringe publishers’ rights if they bypass access barriers or reproduce recognisable expression.
A 1-In-5 Pass Rate, A Near-Top Rank: Z.ai’s Legal AI Explained
Z.ai’s GLM-5.3-FlashX-Legal ranked seventh of 81 on a legal-agent benchmark, passing every criterion on 19.17% of tested tasks.
AI And Fake Legal Citations In Korea: Views From 360 Judges
A South Korean court survey of 360 judges found widespread exposure to fabricated or distorted citations and strong support for new safeguards.
People And AI In Schools: What Microsoft’s Pact And California’s New Laws Say
Microsoft is offering U.S. districts an education AI contract from Nov. 1; California laws set separate limits on workplace and health-care AI.
Why This UK Politician Is Taking Elon Musk’s xAI To Court Over A Grok Deepfake
A WIRED headline reports legal action against xAI over a Grok deepfake, but the politician, court, claims and case status are not confirmed.
Why Is Minnesota’s Nudification Ban Now In Effect?
A judge rejected xAI’s request to pause Minnesota’s nudification ban, leaving the law in effect while the broader legal dispute remains unresolved.
What Developers Should Know About Claude Code And Game Recreation
Anthropic added a game-specific instruction to Claude Code: build original games, but refuse requests to recreate a particular existing title.
Setting The Shared AI Training Opt-Out: A Quick Guide
OpenAI, Google, Microsoft and Anthropic say they will support a shared robots.txt training opt-out, with different timelines and important limits.
What The Law Says When Faith Or Belief Meets AI At Work
The University of Kentucky excused a research administrator from personally using AI tools, a workplace accommodation rather than a court ruling.
