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Robots and lawyers:
partnership of the future
Tuesday 21 June
#RobotsAndLawyers
Use the hashtag and see your tweets appear on our tweet wall!
Jonathan SmithersPresident, The Law Society
Jonathan Smithers, President
@lawsocpresident
Robots and lawyers bound by the rule of law
1. Scene setting
Are you human?
When did you become
you?
From: Who am I? Wellcome wing - Science museum
Can you be rebuilt?
From: Who am I? Wellcome wing - Science museum
From IStock by Getty Images
http://www.bjj.boneandjoint.org.uk/content/88-B/9/1257
The Guardian, 6 June 2016.
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Are you still you?
From: Who am I? Wellcome wing - Science museum
Perhaps, we are becoming more
than human
2. The changing nature of the Law
Women in the law
Non-humans in the law
• Corporate personality and dates from 1897
•Salomon v Salomon& Co Ltd
•Corporate ManslaughterAct 2007
Non-humans in the law
http://www.newzealand.com/int/whanganui/From: The Washington Post 22/04/2015
3. Artificial Intelligence and the Law
‘Should there be a new category to describe robots, similar to other legal categories such as natural persons, legal persons, animals or objects?’
European Parliament
Effects of its use
Chatbots
Drones
Bitcoin
Driverless carshttp://www.stockfreeimages.com/p1/drone.html
What legal responsibility arises from a robot’s harmful actions?
What will the effect of a robot developing autonomous and cognitive features be?
How can a machine be held responsible –wholly or partly – for its acts or omissions?
Machine learning technology and AI may not strictly be human, but its uses,its applications and its results must still be subject to the rule of law.
Lawyers and robots need to work together as partners for the future.Lawyers and robots need to work together as partners for the future.
Lawyers and robots need to work together as partners for the future.
Jonathan Smithers, President
@lawsocpresident
Thank you
Dale LaneDeveloper, IBM Watson
State of the art in AI
Dale Lane
@dalelane
Of the four countries in the
world that the United
States does not have
diplomatic relations with,
which one is furthest north?
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Good afternoon. God bless you.
The United States will step up to the cost of a new challenges
of the American people that will share the fact that we created
the problem. They were attacked and so that they have to say
that all the task of the final days of war that I will not be able
to get this done. The promise of the men and women who
were still going to take out the fact that the American people
have fought to make sure that they have to be able to protect
our part. It was a chance to stand together to completely look
for the commitment to borrow from the American people. And
the fact is the men and women in uniform and the millions of
our country with the law system that we should be a strong
stretcks of the forces that we can afford to increase our spirit
of the American people and the leadership of our country who
are on the Internet of American lives.
Thank you very much. God bless you, and God bless the
United States of America.
https://twitter.com/_pandy/status/689209034143084547
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State of the art in AI
Dale Lane
@dalelane
Professor Andy WrightDirector Strategic Technology,
BAE Systems
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Copyright © 2016 Rio Tinto
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Peter Wright Solicitor and Managing Director,
DigitalLawUK
http://www.digitallawuk.com/robots-lawyers-partnership-future/
Professor Katie AtkinsonHead of the department of
Computer Science, University of
Liverpool
Developments in Research on Artificial Intelligence and Law
Prof. Katie Atkinson
Department of Computer Science,University of Liverpool, UK.
Email: [email protected] page: http://www.csc.liv.ac.uk/~katie
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AI and Law is a hot topic of research
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“Expert Systems in Law: Out of the Research Laboratory and into the Marketplace”
“The Application of Expert Systems Technology to Case-Based Law”
“Logic Programming for Large Scale Applications in Law”
First International Conference on AI and Law (ICAIL)
1987
Topics AI and Law researchers are interested in
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Some research topics in AI and Law
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Computational argumentation
Natural language processing
Machine learning
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Knowledge representation
Data visualisation
How does this all apply to real world problems?
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E-discovery support
Decision support tools
Contract management
Processing big data
Where to find out more
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International Association for AI and Law: www.iaail.org
International Conference on AI and Law (ICAIL)
LinkedIn Group: “International Association for Artificial Intelligence and Law”
Questions and answers
