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UK and EU TMT legal update: AI misuse in court; DUAA 2025; CMA proposes SMS for Google Search; Ofcom procedures; BBC v Perplexity; DSA minors guidance; EMFA safeguards; ASA rulings

Published on: 26 June 2025

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Misuse of AI in court and the consequences (Ayinde v Haringey & Al-Haroun v Qatar National Bank)

In Ayinde v Haringey London Borough Council; Al-Haroun v Qatar National Bank QPSC [2025] EWHC 1383 (Admin), the Divisional Court considered the fallout from improper deployment of AI in litigation. Triggered by two references concerning proven or suspected use of generative AI by lawyers, the court relied on its inherent powers to police duties owed to the court (the Hamid jurisdiction). The judgment offers essential direction to practitioners on their obligations when using AI, both to the court and to their professional regulators. It also identifies likely consequences for misuse of AI, including public reprimand, striking out and adverse costs orders, referrals to regulators, findings of contempt of court and, in the most serious instances, referral to the police for criminal investigation...

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