Month: April 2016
Vanderbilt Conference on Artificial Intelligence and the Law
Today I presented at Vanderbilt Conference on Artificial Intelligence and the Law – my afternoon talk was entitled – “From Causal Inference to Predictive Analytics: AI Research by Legal Academics (and Beyond).”
It was a great lineup here – from Richard Susskind to ROSS Intelligence (powered by IBM Watson) to many others …
The Legal Profession Hasn’t Changed in Decades. Here’s the Case for the Uberisation of It (via FT)
“The Uberisation of Law?” Quick shout out in the FT today for Mike, Josh and I (looking forward to releasing the revised version of the cited as well as and getting our Experts, Crowds and Algorithms paper out there as well)
