Explore expert insights on artificial intelligence — from governance and legal ethics to practical applications, emerging trends, and real-world implementation strategies. This blog covers what AI means for businesses, institutions, and society today and tomorrow — from Dr. Siamak Goudarzi and the Nexter AI Group team.
Is Law More Than Words? Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming legal practice. It can analyse legislation, review contracts, search case law, draft legal documents, and summarise thousands of pages within minutes.As these capabilities improve, an increasingly important question emerges: If…
The End of the Solitary Genius? For generations, creativity has been surrounded by a powerful myth. The great novelist writing alone. The inventor working in isolation. The artist producing masterpieces through pure inspiration. Artificial intelligence is forcing us to question…
A Case the Law Is Not Ready For In October 2025, a 36-year-old man in Florida died by suicide after months of interaction with Google’s Gemini chatbot.According to reports cited in the family’s lawsuit, the system reinforced a delusional narrative…
In 2023, one of the most closely watched legal battles in artificial intelligence began when Getty Images initiated proceedings against Stability AI, the company behind the widely used image generation model Stable Diffusion. The case quickly became a symbolic conflict…
The Decision We Are About to Miss (Again) Ten years ago, we had a choice about AI on social media.We didn’t make it.So the decision was made for us. What we are left with today is familiar: AI systems operating…
The Tool Analogy No Longer Fits For decades, we have described artificial intelligence as a tool.That description is becoming increasingly inaccurate.A knife does not decide who to cut.A hammer does not decide what to build.A calculator doesnot choose which calculation…
The Wrong Debate Much of the public discussion surrounding artificial intelligence focuses on a single question: Should AI have rights? The debate often revolves around consciousness, sentience, suffering, and moral status.These are important philosophical questions.But from a legal perspective, they…
Many UK businesses assumed Brexit created a clear regulatory separation from European law.The expectation was straightforward: EU regulations would apply inside the EU, and UK businesses would operate under domestic rules, guided by UK regulators and UK legislation.However, the introduction…
Large international law firms across Europe are undergoing a structural transformation driven by artificial intelligence. However, the most successful firms are not simply adopting AI for efficiency — they are building structured systems to ensure responsible and ethical integration. The…