Ben Edwards

Legal leaders have spent years piloting AI. Now comes the harder part: making it business as usual. A legal AI operating model, built on governance, security, training and clear human-in-the-loop rules, is the difference between scattered experiments and responsible, firm-wide adoption at scale.

For a film about the end of the world, “Project Hail Mary” will leave audiences walking out of the theater with a sense of hope. Directed by Phil Lord and Chris Miller, “Project Hail Mary” is a science fiction adventure, adapted from the book of the same title by Andy Weir, about bravery, personal sacrifice and the lengths people will go for others.

Nearly seven in 10 organisations’ governance controls are failing to keep pace with AI adoption, according to Thoropass survey

From AI curiosity to AI accountability: why scale is an operating model problem Despite heavy investment in AI pilots, most projects fail to scale.

Samford University’s Campus Recreation department is gearing up for a busy summer season. Starting June 1, Seibert Hall will transition to its summer operating hours.

From transparency and data security to oversight and billing, new guidelines are needed to ensure AI is used responsibly while maintaining trust, accountability and professional standards.

Law firms are rapidly adopting AI, but the commercial challenge is shifting: how do they convert faster legal work into measurable value for clients, sustainable margins and trusted delivery?

Spain Park will be represented at the North-South All-Star golf tournament by Adam Russell and coach Keat Litton.

Briarwood’s Kathryn Hunt and Oak Mountain’s Kate Nickels, Reese Powell and Caroline Gardner were named as All-State selections for girls golf.

Oak Mountain girls basketball held another successful girls basketball camp as the Eagles shared the DNA behind their program with the next generation.