???Hot out of the press!! Check out the latest article from our CodeX @johnjnay non-resident fellow on law as code. To read it: law.stanford.edu/2022/09/25/aligning-ai-with-humans-by-leveraging-law-as-data/. Attend the CodeX meeting on Thursday, September 29 with guests: Tobias Schroeder, eRulemaking Program Director; and @ransomleif of SixFifty Technologies. For more information, see: law.stanford.edu/2022/09/27/youre-invited-codex-meeting-on-september-29-2022/. Some CodeX projects focus on building systems that enable legal system stakeholders to network and collaborate more effectively. By leveraging advances in informatics and building on national and international standardization efforts, these projects have the potential to bring economic and social benefits by streamlining the interactions of individuals, organizations, legal professionals and government in obtaining and delivering legal services. By combining the development of these platforms with cross-border research on relevant government and business regulations, CodeX supports responsible and forward-looking innovation in the legal sector. At CodeX, researchers, lawyers, entrepreneurs and technologists work side by side to push the boundaries of legal technology and create new levels of legal efficiency, transparency and access to legal systems around the world. CodeX focuses on the research and development of computer law (Complaw) – the branch of legal informatics that deals with the mechanization of legal thinking.
Computer law is the branch of legal informatics that deals with the mechanization of legal thinking. This database is based on a growing community of legal technology companies around the world. Our Twitter feed gives you real-time insight into what companies are sharing in our database. To specify your search result, click one of the following tags. The law and the legal profession are changing rapidly, in part due to the increasing use of information technology in the delivery of legal services. Join CodeX – The Stanford Center for Legal Informatics, executives, fellows, and alumni for a conversation about our center`s key projects and how you can help shape the legal system of the future. CodeX meetings are back! Our first fall semester 2022 will take place this Thursday (September 15) at 1:30 p.m. PT.
For more information, see: law.stanford.edu/2022/09/13/youre-invited-codex-meeting-on-september-15-2022/. Our speakers come from Neopolis and …@speedlegalinc. Legal document management involves the creation, storage, and retrieval of legal documents of all kinds – laws, case law, patents, and regulations. The multi-billion dollar eDiscovery market relies heavily on information retrieval (IR) technology. Automating information retrieval significantly reduces costs and can often outperform manual search in terms of accuracy. CodeX explores various innovative methods of managing legal documents and helps facilitate the use of these methods throughout the legal industry. These three approaches to solving legal information problems can build on each other and leverage the strengths of each technique to provide the most effective solutions. Check out CodeX Non-Residential Fellow, @LanceEliot`s latest Forbes article: www.forbes.com/sites/lanceeliot/2022/09/23/ai-ethics-and-the-looming-debacle-when-that-new-york-city-law-requiring-ai-biases-audits-kicks-into-gear/?sh=7aeaf92db5dd. If you would like to participate in person, click here.
If you would like to register remotely, click here. Event: Discover CodeX by the Stanford Center for Legal Informatics This database and tool were developed and created by the Stanford CodeX Center for Legal Informatics. For more information, visit our website and About page to see who contributed to this project. A message from CodeX Executive Director Roland Vogl. Hello everyone, Welcome to the fall! Our first CodeX group meeting of the academic year will take place this Thursday (September 29), from 1:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. PT, via Zoom – please subscribe to our mailing list to access group meetings. Our meetings continue.