In a recent move, Hill Dickinson has significantly tightened its restrictions on the use of artificial intelligence tools, specifically targeting access to ChatGPT, DeepSeek, and Grammarly. This action follows after a week-long monitoring period revealed substantial non-compliance with the firm’s established policy regarding AI utilization.
A memo circulated within the firm re-emphasized these guidelines, and a new policy has been enacted requiring lawyers to provide a business justification for the approval of AI tools. These measures reflect the firm’s proactive approach in addressing the challenges and risks associated with AI in legal practice. For more details, visit the original article.