Our approach to Generative AI
Innovation is what we do.
We have a long history of engaging with emerging technologies. Generative AI is no different for us.
We collaborated with Opus2 to develop and deploy a game-changing technology to transform the management of investigations.
We launched a next generation online due-diligence platform. The platform sets itself apart as it can be customised to each clients’ business needs.
We are the only law firm to have our own proprietary contracting platform. Where we can’t find technology to suit our clients’ needs, we’re brave enough to build it ourselves.
We were the first magic circle firm to use Forage for virtual internships, and saw an immediate increase in the diversity of our applicant pool. We’re proud to use technology to increase access to our profession.
We built an AI powered search and knowledge management system, powered by iManage RAVN. Enabling any one person in our firm to deliver the entire firm to a client.
We were the first law firm with a backed incubator. We went on to create a number of products, including ISDA Create, the foundation on which CreateiQ was then built.
Worked in collaboration with Eigen to help develop their legal AI platform – the precursor to the creation of Nakhoda.
We were the first major City Law firm to develop an online commoditised legal service.
Finding use-cases
Laila – the Linklaters chatbot
Upskilling our people
We have been giving our people – and our clients – lots of training on GenAI, from how to explore use cases to prompt engineering training, so that they can get the best out of products they have access to.
Our training includes a foundation series of generative AI online learning modules (part of our digital academy) with advanced training offered to those who want to understand how AI technology can be adopted in a law firm. We are also working with a world-leading law school to deliver intensive training to a small cohort of employees on how to design and deliver AI solutions.
Copilot
Investing in roles
Governance and strategy
Linklaters AI Charter
03 Dezember 2024
The year 2025 marks a period of change with new governments pursuing growth amid significant geopolitical, economic and societal challenges. In this publication, we explore the key global trends in the technology sector that we believe will shape the legal outlook for businesses in 2025 and beyond.
01 Juli 2024
Our updated AI Toolkit, crafted by our expert technology, privacy, intellectual property, litigation, employment, competition, ESG and financial regulatory teams, is intended as a quick-reference guide for in-house counsel on all things AI.
25 Juni 2024
We explore the reality of implementing AI, the shifting legal landscape, AI in the Middle East and the role of AI in the energy transition, payments and online safety.
30 Oktober 2023
We have created a comprehensive new benchmark to test the ability of AI tools to answer legal questions. It demonstrates that the tools we tested should not be used for English law advice without human supervision. Their superficially convincing answers are often wrong and include fictitious citations.
Donnerstag 7 September 2023, 13:00 bis 13:45 GMT
Ort: Virtuell
As teachers are all too fond of telling us, you only get out what you put in. And it turns out they are right.
Join our 'Elevate your ChatGPT experience: master the art of “prompt engineering”' webinar on 7 September at 13:00 BST during which we will discuss the key to unlocking the true potential of Generative AI chatbots like ChatGPT, which lies in carefully crafting your initial query. In this engaging session, we will share practical tips that will transform generic outputs into bespoke, insightful responses, empowering you to harness the full capabilities of ChatGPT.
27 Juni 2023
Artificial Intelligence is shaping the outlook for 2023, bringing a new wave of digital change. We explore the rapidly evolving legal landscape for AI and share some practical steps to address legal risks in adopting AI.
Mittwoch 17 Mai 2023, 13:00 bis 14:00 GMT
Ort: Virtuell
In this webinar, our speakers will consider: to what extent should companies deploy generative AI within their business? How can technologies such as ChatGPT be used within a regulated business model or within existing corporate governance structures?
06 April 2023
The regulation of AI has been hotly debated for some time but there have been relatively few examples of significant enforcement. This changed with the ban of ChatGPT in Italy. We consider if the GDPR is a fundamental barrier to the development of AI and whether the EU AI Act is a problem or the solution for future regulation.
16 Februar 2023
Last year saw “generative” AI tools reach the mainstream. This includes chatbots like ChatGPT which can provide detailed and convincing responses across a broad range of knowledge domains. We suggest seven rules of the road you should apply before integrating ChatGPT into your business.