From answer to action. Everything changes. In February 2026, a single product announcement wiped approximately three hundred billion dollars  off the combined market capitalisation of Thomson Reuters, RELX (the parent company of LexisNexis), and LegalZoom — in under forty-eight hours. The investment bank Jefferies coined a phrase for the event: the SaaSpocalypse .   What happened? Anthropic, one of the world's leading AI laboratories, launched a legal plugin directly inside i

L'arrivée de l'IA agentique L’intelligence artificielle générative n’est plus une simple promesse de productivité ; elle est devenue le moteur silencieux de nos infrastructures professionnelles. En 2026, alors que la poussière retombe à peine après les séismes technologiques du mois dernier, un constat s'impose : la question n’est plus de savoir s’il faut utiliser l’IA, mais si vous l’utilisez de manière compétente et responsable. Pour l'avocat, le financier ou le gestionnair

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I came up with the expression “Agentic law” that could be framed as a proposed legal field focused on regulating the behaviour of AI agents as operational actors in digital and physical environments, rather than regulating human behaviour mediated by AI. In practical terms, it targets systems capable of initiating actions (for explicit or implicit objectives), adapting post-deployment, interacting with other systems, and affecting outcomes without step-by-step human direction

In polite corporate discourse, intellectual property management is often described as a pillar of innovation, a driver of value, and a cornerstone of competitive advantage. All of this remains broadly true—although, in the age of large language models, synthetic data, and regulatory enthusiasm bordering on existential, it is no longer quite sufficient. Intellectual property management today is less about quiet asset stewardship and more about active navigation through legal u

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