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More people are using AI in court, not a lawyer. It could cost you money – and your case

  • Written by Michael Legg, Professor of Law, UNSW Sydney

When you don’t have the money for a lawyer to represent you in a court case, even judges can understand the temptation to get free help from anywhere – including tapping into generative artificial intelligence (AI).

As Judge My Anh Tran in the County Court of Victoria said this year:

Generative AI can be beguiling, particularly when the...

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