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 General News Pokemon collectors offer cards and gifts to a boy whose father says he was scammed out of his most prized card Australian Online News - August 31, 2026 Breaking News Messages of hope from home: Hundreds attend vigils for Nepal and Tibet Australian Online News - August 31, 2026 General News Retirement villages: Shocking waitlist figures exposed in new data Australian Online News - August 31, 2026 - Advertisement - Recently Viewed KPMG scandal: Macquarie dumps firm from nation’s biggest audit contract August 26, 2026 Mycar drops TBWA Sydney after seven years in favour of Do Agency August 25, 2026 Fatal traffic crash, North Ipswich August 28, 2026 'Not a one-man job': Blues' plan for red-hot Pickett August 26, 2026 Load more