Bell Gully's AI series explores the legal and commercial issues arising from the adoption of artificial intelligence. Through practical insights and analysis, we help New Zealand organisations understand emerging risks, comply with evolving obligations, and identify opportunities to use AI responsibly and effectively.
Explore our AI series
Do you own your AI-generated content? A summary for NZ businesses
A practical overview of the intellectual property issues associated with AI-generated content, including ownership, copyright risks, contractual arrangements and infringement risks. Read more.
AI and Privacy in New Zealand: a practical guide
Examines how New Zealand's privacy framework applies to AI, including the collection, use, and management of personal information and the key privacy risks across the AI lifecycle. Read more.
AI Regulation - a global comparison
Compares emerging AI regulatory approaches across key jurisdictions and considers what global developments may mean for New Zealand organisations. Read more.
How AI is reshaping privacy access requests
Explores how generative AI is making it easier for individuals to exercise their privacy rights under the Privacy Act, creating new challenges for organisations responding to access requests. Read more.
AI use in employment disputes soars, threatening to clog courts
A republication of an interview with Rosemary Wooders examining the growing use of AI in employment disputes and the associated legal and practical challenges for employers. Read more.




