Top law firms in Ireland, Mason Hayes & Curran and William Fry, have warned their lawyers and solicitors against using artificial intelligence chatbots, such as ChatGPT, in their work for clients. The use of AI has been deemed risky by management, with a senior partner at Mason Hayes & Curran stating that the technology should never constitute the primary basis for any work done for clients. While the use of AI in law has been growing, concerns about its reliability and accuracy have also surfaced. As such, these top law firms have reminded their staff to be cautious and to avoid using AI tools inappropriately.
Top Law Firms Ban Usage of ChatGPT in Client Work
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