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AI is a tool, not an authority
Independent on Saturday
|July 12, 2025
ARTIFICIAL intelligence is reshaping industries at breakneck speed, and the legal field is no exception.
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From drafting contracts to analysing precedent, AI holds great promise in streamlining tedious tasks, improving turnaround times, and even reducing the cost of legal services to clients. But the technology's utility does not absolve legal professionals of their ethical duties — particularly the duty to ensure that what they present in court is accurate, real, and verifiable.
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