van den Herik and van Eijk on Big Data and Judicial Decisions; Practicing Law and Artificial Intelligence @Leiden Law

03/22/2017

van den Herik and van Eijk on Big Data and Judicial Decisions; Practicing Law and Artificial Intelligence @Leiden Law

Jaap van den Herik, Leiden Law School, and Rob van Eijk, Leiden Law School (Students), have published Big Data and Judicial Decisions; Practicing Law and Artificial Intelligence (Presentation Slides). Here is the abstract.

Presentation part of the LERU Summer School 2016: Data Stewardship for Scientific Discovery and Innovation (Leiden, 10-15 July 2016) The presentation leads to two conclusions against the background of big data, artificial intelligence, and a changing legal landscape. The presentation contains examples of Chess, Go, and a smart thermostat.

Download the article and presentation from SSRN at the link.

Posted at 02:03 PM in Artificial Intelligence, Judicial Decisions | Permalink

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