Group 1 - The first National Legal AI Application Competition, focusing on "Law + AI," successfully concluded in Beijing, attracting 110 elite lawyer teams and over 400 legal AI pioneers [1][5] - The competition showcased innovative applications in legal AI, emphasizing improvements in lawyer efficiency, service quality, collaboration processes, and team competitiveness [1][5] - The event highlighted the legal industry's commitment to embracing AI and driving digital transformation [1] Group 2 - The competition introduced a three-dimensional evaluation system combining professional judges, public reviews, and audience voting to ensure comprehensive and credible assessment of legal AI solutions [3] - A panel of six experts from academia, technology, AI application, and legal practice formed the professional judging panel, ensuring a well-rounded evaluation [3] - The final event attracted 140,000 online viewers, demonstrating significant public interest in legal AI innovations [3] Group 3 - A roundtable forum post-competition discussed ethical considerations, practical applications, and future prospects of AI in the legal field, addressing key issues such as overcoming cognitive barriers and adapting organizational structures [4] - Experts shared insights on the ethical boundaries and risk management associated with legal AI [4] Group 4 - Anhui Huaren Law Firm won the championship with a proposal on empowering family law services through various AI tools, while other firms received awards for their innovative legal AI solutions [5] - iCourt emphasized that while there are winners and losers in the competition, all teams contributed valuable experiences for the digital upgrade of the legal industry [5] - The outstanding legal AI results will be compiled into a case collection to document the innovative strides of legal AI pioneers in China [5]