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Web-discussion | Legal Text Analysis using AI Chapter 4
26 October 2020 Hannes Westermann
Speakers : Karl Branting L. , The MITRE Corporation Hannes Westermann, University of Montreal Text and language are the core tools of the legal profession. Analyzing and understanding the information contained in textual documents, such as statutes, case law, contracts and doctrine, is one of the most important skill for any person in the legal […] Read more
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Web-discussion |Legal Text Analysis using AI Chapter 3
26 October 2020 Hannes Westermann
Speakers : Wolfgang Alschner, University of Ottawa Hannes Westermann, Cyberjustice Laboratory Text and language are the core tools of the legal profession. Analyzing and understanding the information contained in textual documents, such as statutes, case law, contracts and doctrine, is one of the most important skill for any person in the legal field. Advances in […] Read more
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Podcast | Projet de loi nº64 : la protection des renseignements personnels à la croisée des chemins
20 October 2020 Vincent Gautrais
This content is not available in the selected language. Déposé le 12 juin dernier, le projet de loi n° 64 propose une réforme d’envergure de la législation en matière de protection des renseignements personnels au Québec. Si la nécessité de moderniser le cadre législatif actuel en matière de protection des données semble faire consensus, tous […] Read more
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The AI and Law Series | Characteristica Universalis Lex: Artificial Intelligence and the Ghosts of LegalTech Past
Speaker : Christopher Markou, Faculty of Law, University of Cambridge. Description : The question ‘is law computable?’ immediately recalls the classic jurisprudential question: ‘what is law?’ – a question posed by both legal pragmatists and idealists. For tough-minded pragmatists, the question ‘what is law’ might entail little more than a prediction of whether those in […] Read more
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ODAI UNESCO: Results of the deliberations and acknowledgements
ODAI - Open Dialogue on Artificial Intelligence Ethics From July 15th to August 10th, 2020, Algora Lab and Mila organized closed deliberation workshops and open discussion sessions on the first draft of the Ad-Hoc Expert Group's recommendation document on the first global standard-setting instrument on the ethics of artificial intelligence, an effort led by UNESCO. In total, more than […] Read more
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AI, Humanity and Society
Artificial intelligence (AI) and autonomous systems transform the way we work, live our lives and solve problems. This technology has the potential to improve people’s well-being and contribute to social and environmental sustainability. At the same time, we also see an increased concern about the potential risks with AI. Massive efforts create many opportunities to […] Read more
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Artificial Intelligence – A Person?
With the increasing proliferation of AI, the world now sees AI taking over what was once considered solely in the domain of human cognitive functions. Will there be a day where AI should be considered a person? The second of our series on AI and Intellectual Property, we look to consider some of these questions […] Read more
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Presentations of IVADO student projects (bilingual)
This first-ever edition of IVADO Digital October will showcase student-led research in our IVADO community. All month long, digital intelligence will be front and centre, starting with a distinguished panel of experts on October 1 and followed by presentations of multidisciplinary projects by our scholarship recipients. Goals Learn more about the various research projects conducted […] Read more
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Gouvernance et régulation des données
This content is not available in the selected language. Souvent présentées comme la clé de la création de valeur et porteuses de nouvelles dynamiques de croissance, les données ont une importance capitale dans de nombreux domaines (informatique, statistique, économie…). Leur exploitation invite toutefois à s’interroger sur leur éventuelle régulation. L’objectif de ce colloque est ainsi […] Read more
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Regulating (Artificial) Intelligence in Justice: Normative Frameworks and the Risks Related to AI in the Judiciary
Giampero Lupo - ACT researcher - will propose within the framework of a series of online seminars by the SRPP a web conference entitled "Regulating (Artificial) Intelligence in Justice: Normative Frameworks and the Risks Related to AI in the Judiciary " within the framework of the seminar "Normalizing Normativity (AI and Justice)" that will take […] Read more