MiAI in the News
First published in Digital Magazine July 2026: Why Legal AI is Shifting from Generation to Verification
AI is transforming the legal system, reshaping everything from law firm economics to judicial decision-making. As these tools make it easier to expose incomplete analysis
First published at Australian Financial Review : The latest law tech, legal innovation and AI-in-law happenings.
The newest kid on the law AI block is MiAI Law, a home-grown “reasoning system” that everyone’s favourite ex-judge Michael Kirby calls “the way of
First published in InvestorDaily: Government unveils AI standards with investment, jobs and safety focus
Australia has unveiled a national AI framework aimed at attracting investment while tightening safeguards around energy, jobs and creative industries. The Albanese government has unveiled
First published in Herald Sun: Two-thirds of Aussies are hiding their AI use at work
New research has found more than two-thirds of Australians are secretly using AI at work in breach of company policy, with experts warning the practice
First published at Inside Small Business: The AI-driven risk management tool disrupting a traditional industry
AI can support judgment, but it must never obscure it – MiAI Law is designed to strengthen professional reasoning, not replace it. Practising barrister and
First published at LSJ Online Legal Updates June 2026: AI to slash graduate law jobs over next decade
Prospective lawyers face a brutal reality over the next decade as next-gen AI cuts the need for junior talent. The heavy impact of artificial intelligence
First published in ITBrief, ChannelLife and CFOtech June 2026: The real problem in legal AI is not generation
There is a tendency in discussions about legal AI to focus on the wrong question. Most commentary centres on whether artificial intelligence can write convincing
First published by Chartered Institute of Arbitrators Australia on 4 December 2025, Laina Chan and Dr Brydon Wang discuss Beyond the Black Box: From Hallucination to Proof in Legal AI.
Snapshot Most so-called “Legal AI” tools predict language rather than prove law. Trustworthy systems must be built from first principles to meet the law’s demand
The Human Judgement Behind AI Law: Laina Chan on Keeping Lawyers in the Loop
In a recent Xraised interview, host Myles spoke with barrister and CEO Laina Chan about the intersection of law and artificial intelligence and why judgment,
Where Empathy Ends – and Judgement Must Begin
In professional decision-making, empathy is often celebrated as an essential quality. It is seen as a marker of emotional intelligence, a tool for connection, and
From Hype to Reality: The AI Repricing Moment in Legal Tech
For the past few years, artificial intelligence has been framed as an unstoppable force, reshaping industries, accelerating productivity, and driving valuations to unprecedented levels. Now,
Dissent as a Safeguard: Preserving Human Judgement in an AI-Driven Legal World
In legal systems, dissent is often misunderstood as disruption. In reality, it serves a far more essential function. It is the mechanism that allows the