Artificial Intelligence in Law
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This cluster of papers focuses on the application of predictive legal technology, including machine learning, natural language processing, and artificial intelligence, to forecast judicial decisions in various courts. The topics also cover the use of big data and behavior control in legal contexts, as well as the ethical implications of integrating technology into the legal profession.
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legal technology; artificial intelligence in law; artificial intelligence in courts; legal information retrieval; legal text analysis; legal informatics; legal text classification; legal knowledge representation; legal information systems; artificial intelligence in criminal justice; legal question answering; legal automation; legal text summarization; predictive justice; legal AI; legal judgment prediction; case law searching; algorithmic justice; artificial intelligence in judicial decision-making; legal expert systems; legal text processing; judicial decision support; artificial intelligence and law; judicial automation; legal decision support
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Morton address: 38364195357769882 · morton4x16-v1
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