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We have published our seventh online-first article, 'Diachronic interpretability and machine learning systems' by Sylvie Delacroix (University of Birmingham), replied to by Zachary C. Lipton (Carnegie Mellon University).
Read more about 'Diachronic interpretability and machine learning systems' by Sylvie DelacroixIn November we published our sixth online-first article, 'Transparency versus explanation: The role of ambiguity in legal AI' by Elena Esposito, replied to by Federico Cabitza (University of Milan-Bicocca)
Read more about 'Transparency versus explanation: The role of ambiguity in legal AI' by Elena EspositoToday we publish our fifth online-first article, 'Hermeneutical injustice and the computational turn in law' by Emilie van den Hoven, replied to by Ben Green (University of Michigan)
Read more about 'Hermeneutical injustice and the computational turn in law' by Emilie van den HovenToday we publish our fourth online-first article, 'Computational legalism and the affordance of delay in law' by Laurence Diver, replied to by Ewa Luger (University of Edinburgh)
Read more about 'Computational legalism and the affordance of delay in law' by Laurence DiverToday we publish our third online-first article, 'Analogies and Disanalogies Between Machine-Driven and Human-Driven Legal Judgement' by Reuben Binns, replied to by Emily M. Bender (University of Washington)
Read more about 'Analogies and Disanalogies Between Machine-Driven and Human-Driven Legal Judgement' by Reuben BinnsToday we publish our second online-first article, 'The adaptive nature of text-driven law' by Mireille Hildebrandt, replied to by Michael Rovatsos (University of Edinburgh)
Read more about 'The adaptive nature of text-driven law' by Mireille Hildebrandt
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