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Inside this issue: litigating and judging AI cases, how judges and AI will likely interact, self-regulation in big data, and much more.
The Judges' Journal: Artificial Intelligence
The Judges' Journal: Artificial Intelligence
Vol 59 No 1 | Winter 2020
The rulings and decisions made by judges regarding artificial intelligence (AI) will have a lasting impact on the growth of this technology. Authors in this issue of "The Judges’ Journal" provide a foundation of knowledge about the developing technology and explore the ethical questions involved with the use of AI.
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0047-2972
Page Count
40
Product Code
52301005901
Publication Date
1/30/2020 12:00:00 AM
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