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Computational Legal Futures

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  1. 9 April 2024

    Bridging Disciplinary Disconnects: The Role of Legal Experts in Legal NLP

    Robert Mahari

    The potential of Natural Language Processing (NLP) to transform the legal industry is increasingly undeniable. NLP can be used to reimagine legal search, improve legal reasoning and writing, answer legal questions, or extract…

    Antitrust, computedCoders at the barLaw in the loop

  2. 25 May 2023

    Transparency by Design for Large Language Models

    Alex ‘Sandy’ Pentland, Robert Mahari and Tobin South

    Large Language Models – like ChatGPT, Bard, and Claude – are akin to modern day oracles: they provide impressively useful outputs without revealing their reasoning.

    Machines in the marketAntitrust, computedWhose data?

  3. 8 February 2023

    Justice in a Vacuum?

    Alex ‘Sandy’ Pentland, Robert Mahari and Tobin South

    From the Palaeolithic era until the mid-1800s, tally sticks represented an international system for recording debts. Debtors and creditors would break a piece of wood or bone in half, and the unique fracture memorialized the…

    Machines in the marketAntitrust, computedCoders at the bar

  4. 27 September 2022

    Legal Dynamism

    Alex ‘Sandy’ Pentland and Robert Mahari

    Shortly after the start of the French Revolution, Thomas Jefferson wrote a now famous letter to James Madison. He argued that no society could make a perpetual constitution, or indeed a perpetual law, that binds future…

    Antitrust, computedCoders at the barLaw in the loop