A growing collection.
Conferences
Government
Organisations
Blogs - AI
Blogs - Law
Legal Evals
Risk and Incident Databases
Examples of AI in Law
News
Books
Journals
Papers
Other
Conferences
- AAAI - Association for the Advancement of AI - 6-23 February 2027 (Montreal, Canada)
- AIES - AAAI/ACM Conference on AI, Ethics, & Society - 12-14 October 2026 (Malmö, Sweden)
- CodeX FutureLaw - Stanford - 11-16 April 2026 (Stanford, USA)
- EA Global | Effective Altruism - 16-18 October 2026 (New York City, USA)
- ECAI - European Conference on AI - joint with IJCAI in 2026
- Geneva AI Summit 2027 - 21-22 June 2027 following Bletchley Park (2023), Seoul (2024), Paris (2025), New Delhi (2026)
- IAAIL - International Association for AI & Law - 8-12 June 2026 (Singapore)
- IASEAI - International Association for Safe & Ethical AI - 9-12 February 2027 (Paris, France) - also see their affiliates page for a repository of supporting orgs
- ICLR - International Conference on Learning Representations - 23-27 April 2026 (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
- ICML - International Conference on Machine Learning - 6-11 July 2026 (Seoul, South Korea)
- IJCAI - International Joint Conference on AI - 15-21 August 2026 (Bremen, Germany)
- JURIX - International Conference on Legal Knowledge & Information Systems - 8-10 December 2026 (Toulouse, France)
- NeurIPS - Conference on Neural Information Processing Systems - 6-12 December 2026 (Sydney, Australia)
- World AI Conference - 17-20 July 2026 (Shanghai, China)
Government
- AU - AI Safety Institute
- AU - National AI Centre
- European AI Office
- OECD Artificial Intelligence Policy Observatory
- UK - AI Security Institute (AISI)
- UK - Incubator for AI
- US - Center for AI Standards & Innovation (CAISI)
- US - National Institute of Standards & Technology - see: risk management framework
Organisations
- AI Verification & Evaluation Research Institute (AVERI)
- AU - Centre for AI & Digital Ethics - University of Melbourne
- AU - Centre for AI, trust & governance - University of Sydney
- AU - Good Ancestors
- Ada Lovelace Institute
- Anthropic Research
- Apollo Research
- Cambridge University’s Programme on AI Science & Policy
- Center for AI Safety (CAIS)
- Center on Long-Term Risk
- China - Concordia AI
- DeepMind Safety Research
- Epoch AI
- Equity and Access in Algorithms, Mechanisms, & Optimization (EAAMO)
- Forethought
- Frontier Model Forum
- GovAI
- Guidelight AI Standards
- Harvard Computational Policy Lab
- LawZero - founded by Yoshua Bengio
- Machine Intelligence Research Institute (MIRI)
- Model Evaluation and Threat Research (METR)
- Oxford Martin AIGI
- Princeton Language+Law, Artificial Intelligence, & Society (POLARIS) Lab
- Redwood Research
- Center for Law & AI Risk (CLAIR)
- Institute for Law & AI
- Lawfare
- Aden - non-profit led by former senior US & UK diplomats
Journals
- Cambridge Forum on AI: Law and Governance
- German Law Journal - Comparative AI Law: Regulating the Future
- Journal of Law and Courts
- Cambridge Forum on AI: Culture and Society
- AI Safety at the Frontier - monthly summary of AI safety papers
Books
These are available as Open Access.
- Branting, L. Karl, and Mia Bonardi. Equalizing Justice: Harnessing AI for Litigants Without Lawyers, Cambridge University Press, 2026.
- McKay, Carolyn, Digital Vulnerability in Criminal Justice: Vulnerable People and Communication Technologies, Palgrave Pivot, 2026.
- Smuha, Nathalie A., editor. The Cambridge Handbook of the Law, Ethics and Policy of Artificial Intelligence, Cambridge University Press, 2025.
- Gless, Sabine, and Helena Whalen-Bridge, eds. Human–Robot Interaction in Law and Its Narratives: Legal Blame, Procedure, and Criminal Law, Cambridge University Press, 2024.
- Engstrom, David Freeman, editor. Legal Tech and the Future of Civil Justice. Cambridge University Press, 2023.
- Voeneky, Silja, et al., editors. The Cambridge Handbook of Responsible Artificial Intelligence: Interdisciplinary Perspectives. Cambridge University Press, 2022.
- Micklitz, Hans-W., et al., editors. Constitutional Challenges in the Algorithmic Society, Cambridge University Press, 2021.
Blogs - AI
- Ajeya Cotra
- Daniel Kokotajlo
- Dean W. Ball
- Hollis Robbins - AI and education
- Jack Clark
- LessWrong
- Maggie Appleton - design and interfacing with computers
- Markus Anderljung
- Simon Willison - software development and AI
- Stanford Law School
- UK’s SovereignAI
- Zvi Mowshowitz
Blogs - Law
- Damien Charlotin
- David Anthony Colarusso
- James Grimmelmann
- Matthew Butterick
- Niccolò Ridi
- Scott Young
- Tris Sherliker
- Umar Butler
- prinz
Risk and Incident Databases
- AI Hallucination Cases Database - tracking LLM hallucinations in legal cases globally
- AI Hallucination Cases: Australia (OBITER)
- AI Incident Database - records harms and near harms
- AI Laws & Regulations - DLA Piper
- ChatGPTIsEatingtheWorld - tracking copyright cases
- George Washington University - AI Litigation
- Law Library Victoria - hallucinations in case law
- LegalTech resources
- MIT AI Risk Initiative - 1,700 AI risks
- OECD AI Incidents Monitor
- Stanford University AI Index
- The Human Line Project - AI-induced psychological harm
Legal Evals
- Legal AI Benchmarking
- Legal Hallucination Detection Benchmark
- LexBench - Canadian case law
- Massive Legal Embedding Benchmark - Isaacus
- Stanford’s LegalBench
- harvey-labs - large range of legal work tasks
- prinzbench - legal research & analysis
News
- Financial Times | Artificial intelligence - coverage of companies and regulation
Papers
Anything by Holli Sargeant.
- Ferraris, Andrea Filippo et al.. “The architecture of language: Understanding the mechanics behind LLMs.” Cambridge Forum on AI: Law and Governance 1 (2025): e11
- Bean, A, Payne, R, Parsons, G. et al. “Reliability of LLMs as medical assistants for the general public: a randomized preregistered study.” Nat Med 32, 609–615 (2026) – I’d think these results would apply in the legal domain
- Panattoni, Beatrice. “Generative AI and criminal law.” Cambridge Forum on AI: Law and Governance 1 (2025): e9
- Colombo, E. “Lifting the Veil of the Future: Arendt and Justice-Centred Artificial Intelligence.” Cambridge Yearbook of European Legal Studies (2026): 1–30
- Savin, A. “When the Law Meets the Unknown: Risk, Uncertainty and the Limits of Regulation.” European Journal of Risk Regulation (2026): 1–15
- Hoskins, Andrew. “AI and memory.” Memory, Mind & Media 3 (2024): e18
- Kobi Hackenburg, et al.. “AI systems out-persuade expert humans.” arXiv, 2026
- Hao, Qianyue et al.. “Artificial intelligence tools expand scientists’ impact but contract science’s focus.” Nature 649 (2026): 8099
- Guien, Laura & Hoskins, Andrew. “We are an input, now. Generative AI and the death of the journalist as human memory-maker.” Memory, Mind & Media 5 (2026): e19
- “Law and Empathy in the Automated State.” Cambridge University Press (2023): 173
- “Supervising Automated Decisions.” Cambridge University Press (2023): 205
- “Against Procedural Fetishism in the Automated State.” Cambridge University Press (2023): 221
Examples of AI in Law
- From building an AI research tool to prompting the research itself - Wharton Generative AI Labs.
- AI assisted moot courts
- Detecting Deceptive Behavior in Court Hearings and Cross-Examinations - Stanford
- DingDuff Claude Connector
- Github repository for LLMs in law
- Mike - open-source legal AI platform
- Probabilistic AI Systems in Law Enforcement Futures Project
Other
- 2023 NSW Parliamentary Report - AI in NSW
- AI in the Law for Legal Practitioners - Law Library Victoria
- Artificial Intelligence Hub - Law Institute of Victoria
- Hertie AI Policy Initiative - provides an easy to follow introduction to AI safety
- Human Clarity Institute (HCI) - AI & Human Behaviour Data
- UNESCO Guidelines - AI in the Courtroom
- Victorian Law Reform Commission - Artificial Intelligence in Victoria’s Courts and Tribunals