Computational Legal Futures is a tri-monthly series exploring the promise of computational law: digital transformation and extended intelligence in the law. This contribution is authored by Robert Mahari, JD-Ph.D. Student at Harvard Law School and MIT. *** The potential of Natural Language Processing (NLP) to transform the legal industry is increasingly undeniable. NLP can be...Read More
Computational Legal Futures is a tri-monthly series exploring the promise of computational law: digital transformation and extended intelligence in the law. The series is curated by Sandy Pentland, MIT Toshiba Professor and Director of MIT Connection Science, and authored by Robert Mahari, JD-Ph.D. Student at Harvard Law School and MIT and Tobin South, Ph.D. Student...Read More
Computational Legal Futures is a tri-monthly series exploring the promise of computational law: digital transformation and extended intelligence in the law. The series is authored by Sandy Pentland, MIT Toshiba Professor and Director of MIT Connection Science, and Robert Mahari, JD-Ph.D. Student at Harvard Law School and MIT. This piece was co-authored by Tobin South, Ph.D....Read More
Computational Legal Futures is a tri-monthly series exploring the promise of computational law: digital transformation and extended intelligence in the law. The series is authored by Sandy Pentland, MIT Toshiba Professor and Director of MIT Connection Science, and Robert Mahari, JD-Ph.D. Student at Harvard Law School and MIT. (...)Read More
