
Will McCartney
Founder of Habeas, an AI legal research platform for Australian lawyers specializing in hallucination-resistant legal tech.
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Jun 30, 2026
Legal AI Adoption In Australia: Habeas' Will McCartney on Mitigating Hallucination Risk
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Will McCartneyGUEST
I mean, even in technology, um, that's all like... because this is impacting, you know, everyone in every business space.

Will McCartneyGUEST
But in technology, that's also people asking, "Well, where is the moat?" with different types of tech businesses as well, and I think, you know, relationship still plays into that quite heavily.

Will McCartneyGUEST
Long-term relationships of why someone would go with your business over any other or, or trust your business, that's still inheres definitely today.

Will McCartneyGUEST
And I think as well, like there's other things like law firms are probably going to, um, take a strategy.

Will McCartneyGUEST
So you'll get some people to go way more generalist deliberately and take on a much more diverse range of matters due to the advances in AI and seek to probably improve firm profits there.
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What's that about? Do you think that signals a broader change in the market, or is that just a little blip?
