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On the one hand is improved efficiency and access to justice. On the other, threats to due process and transparency. A conversation in Silicon Valley last week at the US-China AI Tech Summit dissected the pros and cons of introducing AI into the judicial process.
July 02, 2018 at 06:54 PM
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Though robots may not be arguing cases in court any time soon, AI is already having a strong influence on the judicial system in the United States and further afield, according to a recent panel discussion hosted by the AI Alliance of Silicon Valley.
Legal leaders from both sides of the Pacific came together June 29 in Half Moon Bay, to discuss artificial intelligence in law at the US-China AI Tech Summit.
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