With artificial intelligence the hot topic in law practice today, the question arises as to whether there should be regulation of the new technologies. Do the rules of professional conduct in the world’s legal jurisdictions provide sufficient guidance? Does the advent of ever-improving technology, particularly technology utilising artificial intelligence that includes deep learning, favour large firms and place unsurmountable burdens on smaller firms to keep up? How far can lawyers go in utilising predictive technology? What must the lawyer do to comply with professional obligations in such circumstances? Regulatory bodies and bar associations are beginning to confront the changes brought about by alternative business structures. This panel looks to the regulatory response, or not, of regulatory bodies and bar associations, and offers a set of considerations and best practices.