FutureLaw 2016 | Computational Law Update

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Channel: Stanford Law School · 2016 · Education

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Computational Law Update (Paul Brest Hall)

Computational law is based on the representation of law in computable form, which enables computers to analyze the law and automate legal processes. We see computable law applied across practice verticals, from computable contracts to back office automation. What are the latest breakthroughs in computational law and what are the biggest challenges?

Moderator: Professor Harry Surden, University of Colorado; CodeX, @HarrySurden

Speakers:

    Professor Bart Verheij, University of Groningen, Institute of Artificial Intelligence; CodeX, @brtvrh
    Ron Staudt, IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law
    Guido Governatori, NICTA
    Nicole Shanahan, CodeX, @NicoleShanahan
    Leila Banijamali, Startup Documents, @leilabanijamali

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