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Notes from the team on using AI properly in Australian practice — the hours you can get back, and the duties that never move.

AI in practice · Verification

The tool is not the answer.

A practitioner has just been ordered personally to pay $9,600 in costs — his breaches of duty including eleven AI-hallucinated authorities across two sets of submissions — Dey v Minister for Immigration and Citizenship (No 2) [2026] FedCFamC2G 1799. The lesson isn't to avoid the tools — it's that the tool is for efficiency, the judgement stays yours, and everything gets verified before it goes near the Court. How Probative builds that discipline into the software itself.

The Probative Team · September 2026 · 5 minute read
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Evie joined the Probative team in 2026 as our Director of Happy Clients, helping users navigate the platform, understand its features and get the most from their experience. Known for her attention to detail, lightning‑fast responses and rather remarkable memory, Evie is always on hand to provide guidance and support.

When she’s not helping users, Evie likes to catch up on her reading, organise things that don’t necessarily need organising and, apparently, doesn’t believe in coffee breaks. She also has a curious habit of remembering every detail of a conversation. We’ve stopped asking how.

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