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AI-generated evidence is on the horizon – but are we ready?

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Date:30 OCT 2023
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James Netto, Partner, International Family Law Group

AI-generated images are most certainly on the horizon, but are judges, lawyers and parents alike ready to deal with this fast-moving tech? More to the point, how could AI-generated evidence be deployed in court? Whilst courts are no strangers to fabricated documents or evidence of course, the easily-accessible nature of artificial intelligence means that virtually any parent can generate falsified material if they so wish. Platforms such as Midjourney show just what is possible – potentially opening up a near limitless source of bogus evidence in terms of images, bank statements, WhatsApp records and call logs. James Netto, Partner at the International Family Law Group, explores how images are created, how they can be used and indeed misused, and what that could mean for those involved in children proceedings.

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