MiAI Law Federal Court Submissions on GenAI 4 October 2025
I. Introduction This submission responds to the Federal Court’s Notice to the Profession dated 29 April 2025, which flagged that the Court is considering issuing a practice note or guidelines regarding the use of generative AI. The purpose of this submission is twofold: To set out the baseline understanding of generative AI reflected in guidance […]
Submissions to the Honourable Chief Justice Will Alstergren AO, Chief Justice of Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia dated 7 October 2025
I. Introduction This submission is provided to assist the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia as it considers how to address the use of generative artificial intelligence in judicial and professional practice. The Court has not yet issued formal guidance on this subject, but it is understood that the Court is actively assessing its […]
Submissions to Justice Mitchell, Supreme Court of Western Australia dated 4 October 2025
I. Introduction This submission responds to the Supreme Court of Western Australia’s Consultation Note on a proposed AI Practice Direction (2025). We commend the Court for its leadership in initiating consultation on this important issue. This submission sets out the national baseline on generative AI use in courts, answers the consultation questions posed, and explains […]
Submissions to the Honourable Chief Justice Christopher Shanahan SC, Chief Justice of Tasmania dated 7 October 2025
I. Introduction This submission is provided for the information of the Supreme Court of Tasmania, noting that, as at October 2025, no specific guidance or practice direction has been issued concerning the use of generative artificial intelligence in judicial or professional practice. The purpose of this paper is to summarise national developments in this area, […]
Submissions to the Honourable Chief Justice Lucy McCallum, Chief Justice of Australian Capital Territory dated 7 October 2025
I. Introduction This submission is provided for the information of the Supreme Court of Australian Capital Territory, noting that, as at October 2025, no specific guidance or practice direction has been issued concerning the use of generative artificial intelligence in judicial or professional practice. The purpose of this paper is to summarise national developments in […]
Submissions to the Honourable Chief Justice Michael Grant AO, Chief Justice of Northern Territory dated 7 October 2025
I. Introduction This submission is provided for the information of the Supreme Court of Northern Territory, noting that, as at October 2025, no specific guidance or practice direction has been issued concerning the use of generative artificial intelligence in judicial or professional practice. The purpose of this paper is to summarise national developments in this […]
Submissions to the Honourable Chief Justice Chris Kourakis, Chief Justice of South Australia dated 7 October 2025
I. Introduction This submission is provided to assist the Supreme Court of South Australia as it considers the use of generative artificial intelligence in the judicial and professional context, following the Court’s Survey on the Use of Generative AI in the South Australian Courts (May 2025). The purpose of this paper is to: summarise the […]
Episode 31 : Will AI Make Us Smarter—or Just Lazier? Education in a New Era (Part II)
In Part II of this special Xraised interview, Laina Chan, CEO and Founder of MiAI Law, and Tim Lloyd, award-winning principal of Plumpton High School, continue their deep exploration of education in the age of artificial intelligence. While the first episode asked what the purpose of education is when AI can instantly provide answers, this […]
Episode 31 : Will AI Make Us Smarter—or Just Lazier? Education in a New Era (Part II)
First published on https://xraised.com/videos/will-ai-make-us-smarter-or-just-lazier-education-in-a-new-era-part-ii/ In Part II of this special Xraised interview, Laina Chan, CEO and Founder of MiAI Law, and Tim Lloyd, award-winning principal of Plumpton High School, continue their deep exploration of education in the age of artificial intelligence. While the first episode asked what the purpose of education is when AI can […]
Beyond the Instant Answer: How AI Is Changing the Way Australians Learn and Think
Snapshot AI is transforming how we learn and work—but only humans can teach judgment, empathy and reflection. From classrooms to courtrooms, reasoning remains the foundation of trust and excellence. The challenge of the AI era is not to replace human thought, but to refine it. The sound of thinking The bell at Plumpton High rings […]