With the rapid evolution of legal artificial intelligence (AI) technology in Asia Pacific, World Services Group (WSG) members in the region have published a collaborative report focusing on diverse regulatory approaches and proactive measures to harness the benefits of AI.
The WSG Asia Pacific Region Generative AI - The Asia Effect report includes key insights and updates on the ethical implications of AI, data security concerns, privacy considerations, issues of bias and fairness, client perceptions, the potential risks and benefits associated with the use of AI, and the impact of AI on traditional legal roles and responsibilities.
Over 20 members in 11 Asia Pacific jurisdictions contributed to the report, which is a testament to the power of WSG member partnerships and the highest level of expertise WSG members provide on key industry updates and trends.
"This report is an excellent example of the on-going collaboration by World Services Group (WSG) members to proactively share jurisdictional knowledge that benefits our global WSG colleagues, clients and business partners," stated Troy Schooneman, Partner at Kudun & Partners and WSG Asia Pacific Regional Council Chair.
To access the WSG Asia Pacific Region Generative AI – The Asia Effect digital report, click here. For a printable version, click here.
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