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This is an excellent observation, because the limited scope of the Ministry of Justice's initiative is a crucial factor in assessing its influence. Adding a temporary round table on AI in legal services, as proposed by the Legal Services Board, shifts the needle from simple research to a concrete political action.
It is clear that the Ministry is establishing a foundation, but this new development paves the way for tangible regulations, giving a decisive advantage to those ready to act.
How can one claim that the research priorities of the Ministry of Justice have only a conditional role and a low weighting coefficient?
It is a reading that fails to grasp the strategy of the ministry to gain advantage.
When a ministry establishes a clear agenda on unregulated legal services and access to justice, it confers a legitimacy and a political imperative to convene this roundtable on AI, turning a simple proposal into an almost inevitable initiative.
Ignoring this driving force minimizes the weight of the executive power and its influence on the future direction of the legal market.
For example, if the Ministry publishes a report highlighting the risks of AI for consumers, it becomes very difficult for other stakeholders not to participate in a discussion to define standards.