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

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged from the periphery of legal innovation into the core of legal operations. There is nowhere its impact is more controversial than in the field of legal research.

Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) has the potential to revolutionize the legal profession

Who owns the rights to an AI-generated masterpiece? The French propose to modify their copyright law...