Topic

AI & Law

Professional judgment, prompts, privilege and liability when using artificial intelligence in legal practice.

Analysis and publications

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    WIPO Classifies Artificial Intelligence as an “Out of Reach” Capability for Mexico

    WIPO's Innovation Capabilities Navigator classifies artificial intelligence as “out of reach” for Mexico. What that means for the country's innovation and IP policy.

    Analysis
  2. 03

    AI in Legal Practice: Professional Judgment, Prompts, and Liability

    Legal analysis of artificial intelligence, professional judgment, strategic prompts, professional secrecy, and attorney liability in Mexico and comparatively.

    Analysis
  3. 04

    IMPIBot and What Mexico's First IP Chatbot Reveals About AI in the Mexican State

    IMPIBot shows how AI enters the Mexican State: public data access, institutional limits, legal certainty, and accountability.

    Analysis
  4. 05

    Claude for Legal and the New Cognitive Infrastructure of Law: Redesigning the Profession, Judgment, and Technical Sovereignty

    Editorial legal analysis of Anthropic's Claude for Legal launch: the topological redesign of the profession, the algorithmic capture of professional judgment, and technical sovereignty from a Mexican legal perspective (LFPPI, IMPI).

    Analysis
  5. 06

    AI Regulation in Mexico: Policy, Governance, and Technological Sovereignty

    An analysis of AI policy in Mexico: governance, technological sovereignty, foundation models, technology transfer, innovation strategy, and the role of industrial property institutions.

    Essay
  6. 07

    Legal Prompt Engineering for AI Workflows in Law

    A methodology for legal AI workflows: prompt engineering, litigation support, legal drafting, risk controls, verification, and professional responsibility.

    Essay