Artificial Intelligence Work Group Project Australia - 1. What is the understanding or definition of AI in your jurisdiction?

For example, the Australian Human Rights Commission (AHRC) refers to the definition for AI developed by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) Group of Experts in its Final Report on Human Rights and Technology (the ‘Final Report’).71 The OECD definition (which has been updated since the publication of the Final Report) for an AI system is a: ‘machine-based system that,. [...] Are there already actual court decisions on the provision of legal services using AI or decisions concerning other sectors that might be applicable to the use of AI in the provision of legal services? Prior to the arrival of GenAI, a number of court decisions in Australia had endorsed the use of non-GenAI in legal proceedings to assist with discovery processes and document review. [...] For example, the New South Wales Law Society has established a specific taskforce, the Taskforce on AI and other tools and trends shaping the legal profession, to assist and provide expert advice, guidance, and output on the use of AI in the legal industry. [...] The New South Wales Bar Association has established a specialist Media and Information Law and Technology Committee that monitors and maintains active participation in developments in matters such as artificial intelligence.125 • The publication of guidance and thought leadership relating to the use and adoption of AI in legal services. [...] 42 IBA Alternative and New Law Business Structures Committee their duties under the barristers’ legal conduct rules in New South Wales;127 and – similarly, the Law Institute of Victoria and Law Society of New South Wales and have published articles on the responsible use of AI in legal practice, in line with solicitors’ conduct rules.128 127 ‘Issues Arising from the Use of AI Language Models (incl.