A government working group on artificial intelligence delivered a report on 9 October with 69 proposals on the use of AI in Iceland. AI has become part of many people's daily work, including in law. It can speed up the review of documents and the preparation of drafts, but it can also cite statutory provisions or judgments that do not exist.
Many Icelandic lawyers use AI as a tool, but it is better for a real person to read everything through before it is published or delivered as a final product.
The same rule of thumb applies to individuals using chatbots. It is better to treat results concerning your legal rights as a starting point – not the destination – and then have a real person go through the matter with you.
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