HomeGeneral NewsAn AI legal-tech’s perspective on Supreme Court guidelines – Proctor General News An AI legal-tech’s perspective on Supreme Court guidelines – Proctor October 9, 2025 0 5 - Advertisement - On September 15, the Supreme Court of Queensland released its guidelines1 on the use of generative AI for practitioners. As a legal specific AI platform (marytechnology.com), we naturally keep a close eye on these updates from the various jurisdictions we operate in. From the… Click here to view the original article. Tagsqlsproctor.com.au - Advertisment - Share FacebookTwitterReddItPinterestEmail Previous articleWhere to Head in Brisbane for a Romantic Staycation Date NightNext articleIsrael and Hamas sign off on first phase of Donald Trump’s Gaza peace deal signalling looming return of hostages RELATED ARTICLES Breaking News Widow fights for answers over death of Laurence Harbeck on INPEX LNG plant Australian Online News - July 7, 2026 General News Teenager arrested after knives seized during operation on the Gold Coast Australian Online News - July 7, 2026 General News Green energy turned into Armageddon Australian Online News - July 7, 2026 - Advertisement - Recently Viewed Warm coconut chicken and herb salad with brown rice recipe July 2, 2026 Rhubarb and lemon croissant pudding recipe July 1, 2026 Alarming data shows how long kids are spending glued to screens amid growing health crisis July 1, 2026 AGL to build one of Australia’s biggest non-mining microgrids, to power almond farm with 85 pct renewables July 3, 2026 Load more