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Why Predicting the Future is More than Just Horseplay (via Christian Science...
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Crowdsourcing Accurately and Robustly Predicts Supreme Court Decisions — By...
ABSTRACT: Scholars have increasingly investigated “crowdsourcing” as an alternative to expert-based judgment or purely data-driven approaches to predicting the future. Under certain conditions,...
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Wisdom of the Crowd Accurately Predicts Supreme Court Decisions (MIT...
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Today Michael J Bommarito II and I were live in Ann Arbor at the University of Michigan Center for Political Studies to kickoff the tour for our #SCOTUS Crowd Prediction Paper — here is version 1.01...
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Crowdsourcing SCOTUS Paper Presentation at University of Minnesota Law School
The next leg of our SCOTUS Crowdsourcing Tour takes us to Minneapolis – for talk at the University of Minnesota Law School. Looking forward to it! The post Crowdsourcing SCOTUS Paper Presentation at...
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Presentation at StanfordCodeX – Crowdsourcing Accurately and Robustly...
Looking forward to giving the presentation next week at Stanford CodeX ! The post Presentation at StanfordCodeX – Crowdsourcing Accurately and Robustly Predicts Supreme Court Decisions – February 21,...
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Evaluating Litigation Risk in the 21st Century – Conference at UConn Law
Today I am UConn Law speaking at a Conference entitled – Evaluating Litigation Risk in the 21st Century. Thanks to Alexandra Lahav and the UConn Insurance Law Center for hosting me today! The post...
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Opening Keynote at the IFC (World Bank) LawTech San Francisco Forum
Today – I gave the Opening Keynote at LawTech San Francisco Forum – co-organized by the International Finance Corporation (World Bank Group) and Hogan Lovells.
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Closing Keynote at the Artificial Intelligence and Law Summit (Hosted by the...
Yesterday I ran the anchor leg (i.e. gave the closing Keynote) at the Artificial Intelligence and Law Summit — Hosted by the Law Society of England and Wales here in London! #LegalAI #LegalTech...
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AI Track at ILTACON 2019 – Session #1
Full House for Session 1 of the AI Track at #ILTACON19 – I am Moderating each of the Four Sessions this year (see you tomorrow for Session 2) … #LegalTech #LegalAI #legaleducation #legalinnovation...
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LegalAI Track at International Legal Technology Association Conference in...
Fighting off Stormtroopers so that I can moderate the AI and Law Track here at International Legal Technology Association Conference in Orlando #ILTACON19 #ILTACON2019 #legaltech #legaleducation...
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Contract Analytics Session at ILTACON 2019 – Legal Artificial Intelligence...
Today I was happy to moderate the third Session of the AI + Law Track here at #ILTACon2019 – today we focused on a topic of great interest to me … Contract AI / Analytics … Thanks to our organizer...
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Legal Data Science Research Group at Bucerius Law School
Spent the past few days here in Hamburg working with our multi-institutional scientific research team (Bucerius Law, Max Planck Institute, Chicago Kent Law, Heidelberg Law) … culminating in our...
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DLA Piper Gets Into Litigation Finance Game With New Fund, Alliance (via The...
Interesting development – DLA Piper Gets Into Litigation Finance Game With New Fund.
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Computational Legal Studies Rebooted !
Lots has happened since Mike and I launched this site back in 2009 including a much larger community of folks interested in Computational Law. See the picture above from the Second Post on this...
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Predicting United States Policy Outcomes with Random Forests (via arXiv)
Interesting paper which follows on to a number of Machine Learning / NLP driven Legislative Prediction or Government Prediction papers. Access the draft of paper from arXiv. For more examples, see...
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Immigration Document Classification and Automated Response Generation
ABSTRACT: “In this paper, we consider the problem of organizing supporting documents vital to U.S. work visa petitions, as well as responding to Requests For Evidence (RFE) issued by the...
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Over 100 Videos on Legal Innovation Now Available at TheLawLabChannel.com
Over the past few years, we have hosted a number of conferences devoted to various sub-topics in legal innovation including The Make Law Better Conference, Fin Legal Tech Conference and the Block...
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