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Can lawyers use AI at all?
The Law Society's guidance doesn't prohibit AI use, but stresses lawyers' ultimate responsibility for accuracy. AI tools can assist with research or drafting, but human oversight is crucial. The concern is about delegating critical thinking and verification, not about the technology itself. Lawyers must ensure AI output is correct.
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