The EU AI Act for law firms using AI
Most legal AI — research, drafting, review — is minimal-risk. The obligations to watch are client-facing transparency and the firm's own AI literacy.
Using AI to research, draft, or review documents is generally minimal-risk. The Act still expects AI literacy across the firm (Article 4).
Client-facing intake chatbots bring Article 50 transparency. Be cautious with any tool that profiles individuals for decisions.
Where AI shows up, and the tier
Tiers above are typical patterns for the sector, not a classification of your specific setup, and not legal advice. Run the free diagnosis to classify your own systems.
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