Biglaw Automation: Whose Job Goes First?
“Where these programs fail however, is in their discretion. The existing legal-augmenting software has a profound lack of subtly. In … Continue reading Biglaw Automation: Whose Job Goes First?
Author: David Buser
Lawyer/MBA in legaltech interested in everything that makes contracts, negotiations and transactions smarter.
7 Key Factors Driving the Artificial Intelligence Revolution
“At Singularity University’s inaugural Global Summit, Neil Jacobstein, chair of Artificial Intelligence and Robotics, provided a primer showing how artificial … Continue reading 7 Key Factors Driving the Artificial Intelligence Revolution
Hardware Oracles: bridging the Real World to the Blockchain
“Deployment of these oracles require provisioning of the system (master attestation keys and device identification keys), and establishing a strategy … Continue reading Hardware Oracles: bridging the Real World to the Blockchain
Startups will overtake enterprises in the new AI ecosystem
“When we start seeing the disruptive technology come out of the AI industry, it will emerge from the smaller players … Continue reading Startups will overtake enterprises in the new AI ecosystem
In Wisconsin, a Backlash Against Using Data to Foretell Defendants’ Futures
“Many law enforcement agencies use software to predict potential crime hot spots, and the police in Kansas City, Mo., and … Continue reading In Wisconsin, a Backlash Against Using Data to Foretell Defendants’ Futures
A Call to Legal Tech: AI is Here
“While artificial intelligence (AI), in law and beyond, may seem futuristic, the reality is that “it’s everywhere,” explained Larry Bridgesmith, … Continue reading A Call to Legal Tech: AI is Here
Transformative Computing and the (Potential) Dawn of an Organic Legal Regime
“Be it through reverse engineering efforts (neuromorphic computation) or artificial neural networks focused on machine and deep learning, Transformative Computing … Continue reading Transformative Computing and the (Potential) Dawn of an Organic Legal Regime
Blockchain Buzz: How the Blockchain Stands to Change Legal Tech
“Under the guidance of scientist and lecturer Dazza Greenwood, the MIT Media Lab has released lawchain.org, a prototype effort for … Continue reading Blockchain Buzz: How the Blockchain Stands to Change Legal Tech
16 Open Source Deep Learning Models Running as Microservices
“If you’ve ever worked with deep learning frameworks you know they require a good amount of time, knowledge and, most … Continue reading 16 Open Source Deep Learning Models Running as Microservices
Blockchains, Smart Contracts and the Law
“Is The DAO a legal contract? Smart contracts were initially envisioned as having the potential to replace or supplement legal … Continue reading Blockchains, Smart Contracts and the Law
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