Don’t miss this excellent compendium by
For more than two years I’ve been writing that systems such as Wordsmith (from Automated Insights) can do a very
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O’Melveny is getting a lot of coverage of its recent announcement that it will use neuroscience-based games in its recruitment process. See stories here, here, here and here.
This post was prepared by Kurt Watkins of Contextum and Matthew Savare of Lowenstein Sandler and published by the ACC via Lexology:
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I can’t wait to see a demo of this. Neota Partners With Legal Consultants for AI-Based Billing Tool. “Neota Logic and legal pricing consultants Burcher Jennings and Validatum teamed up to launch Virtual Pricing Director, a collaboration years in the making.”
- Here’s more news from Neota Logic: Legal tech education: Neota partners with
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This post from Osborne Clarke’s Will Robertson, Mark Taylor and Tamara Quinn (Profiling and automated decision-making under GDPR) is a solid discussion of these important topics. “Profiling and automated decision-making (or ADM) are two areas of the GDPR that have caused a fair degree of confusion for businesses, often with perceived negativity and
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Brave New World of (Robot) Law. “In a new report, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce contemplates not-so-distant questions about robot law.”
From Shearman & Sterling: Artificial Intelligence and Algorithms in Cartel Cases: Risks in Potential Broad Theories of Harm.
From Baker McKenzie: Artificial Intelligence Advancements Expected to Disrupt Patent Law.
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When a client asked Gowling to use AI to analyze a large batch of contracts, they discovered that implementing the system wasn’t exactly plug & play — not even close. A struggle at first, it was ultimately “better, faster and cheaper.” This article does a good job of laying out the process, pitfalls and eventual
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This rather lengthy article does a good job of describing various scenarios in which harm may be caused by AI but the assignment liability is unclear. Interesting read. Again, the tech is way ahead of the laws and regulations.
Here’s a bit more about the need for healthcare-related AI regulation from Geoffrey Hinton, VP
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- According to Artificial Lawyer, there’s yet another new player in the smart contracts space: Ireland-based Confideal.
- This is a short but interesting discussion of “robo-justice,” the use of AI in administering the law and A2J.
Still more on facial recognition. It seems to be coming to police dash cams and body cams.