President
Gillian Forsyth
Founder · Paris
International arbitration lawyer working at the intersection of law, emerging technology and open legal information.
LinkedInAbout Deep Lex
Our mission
Deep Lex is a French nonprofit entity established by lawyers to help the legal community understand AI, including its impact on legal practice.
AI-related judicial decisions, legislation, regulations and professional guidance are scattered across jurisdictions, institutions and publishing systems. Deep Lex brings these materials together and connects them, making the legal record easier to find, understand and use.
A body of law that cannot be found cannot effectively inform rights, conduct or accountability.
The evolution of Deep Lex
2024
Deep Lex was founded to help the legal community understand artificial intelligence and its emerging legal implications.
Today
Deep Lex brings cases, legislation, regulatory developments and professional guidance into a connected research database, with source documents and reviewed links between records.
Our methodology
Deep Lex makes the legal record easier to navigate, verify and connect.
Identify the underlying decision, legislation, professional material or regulatory development.
Organise consistent metadata so records can be searched and compared.
Verify legal significance, classifications, descriptions and source links.
Link disputes, organisations, models, legislation and AI concepts through reviewed relationships.
The people behind Deep Lex
Legal judgment remains central to what enters the platform, how it is classified and how connections are made.
President
Founder · Paris
International arbitration lawyer working at the intersection of law, emerging technology and open legal information.
LinkedInTreasurer
Co-founder · Paris
International arbitration lawyer bringing dispute-resolution, mediation and international-policy experience to Deep Lex.
LinkedInSecretary General
Paris
LinkedInOur commitments
Core legal information without a login or paywall.
Clear links to underlying legal and institutional materials.
Legal significance and classifications checked by lawyers.
Records updated and connected as the underlying law develops.