According to an article from Lander & Rogers, the Supreme Court of Victoria has issued new guidelines addressing the use of AI in legal practices. These guidelines emphasize the importance of understanding AI tools, protecting client confidentiality, and being transparent about AI usage. They highlight the need for privacy and data security, proper disclosure to the Court and other parties, and caution against general-purpose AI tools that may produce unreliable results. The Court clarified that AI is not used by judges for decision-making due to its inability to engage in specific reasoning processes.