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AI for the People – the LawGeex Story
Israeli legal AI company LawGeex may not be that well known to lawyers in the UK, but it is actually one of the more well-established cognitive engines …
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AI Doc Review Co. Beagle Forms JV With Leading Australian Law Firm Corrs
Australian law firm Corrs Chambers Westgarth and Canadian AI start-up, Beagle, have launched a joint venture designed to market document review technology to the firm’s client …
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Academics Build AI to Predict Human Rights Case Outcomes
A team of computer science researchers has developed an AI system that can predict whether or not a European human rights complaint would be considered legitimate by …
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AI, Start-ups and Incubators: The Legal Geek Conference
Artificial Lawyer spent 12 happy hours at the Legal Geek Conference on Brick Lane in East London yesterday and can confirm to those who might …
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New Legal AI On the Block: Cognitiv+
The legal AI market has another new cognitive engine: UK-based Cognitiv+, which is a system designed to review documents and contracts, while also cross-referencing them with …
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Wolfram Alpha Founder: Lawyers Should Code and Contracts Be Computable
There is a growing debate at the moment as to whether lawyers need to learn to code. The question tends to lead to many other …
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President Obama Sets Out US AI Plan
It’s not everyday that the US President, Barack Obama, sets out his and his advisors’ thoughts on the use of AI. Today, the White House published …
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AL Interview: Andrew Arruda, CEO and Co-Founder, ROSS Intelligence
(Picture: Andrew Arruda is on the above left, alongside fellow co-founders Jimoh Ovbiagele, who is CTO, in the centre, and Pargles Dall’Oglio on the right). Artificial Lawyer caught up with Andrew …
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Inhouse Lawyers Seek AI Systems, Broader Legal Market Interest Grows
Artificial Lawyer attended two quite different legal conferences in London, UK, last week, but the implicit and sometimes explicit message from both was the same: …
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US Law Firm Womble Carlyle Adopts ROSS’s AI Research System
US law firm Womble Carlyle has adopted ROSS Intelligence’s AI research system. The North Carolina-based firm, which has 550 lawyers and 15 offices across the …