Law prof claims computer model predicts SCOTUS decisions with 70% accuracy
What will be the outcome of any matter before the US Supreme Court. Law prof claims computer model predicts SCOTUS decisions with 70% accuracy
Read MoreWhat will be the outcome of any matter before the US Supreme Court. Law prof claims computer model predicts SCOTUS decisions with 70% accuracy
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Read MoreA neural network-based law machine should be capable of emulating the inherently parallel reasoning process of the lawyer and thus, of providing a superior platform for the modeling of the legal reasoning process. However, the obscurity of their representation of knowledge makes it difficult to establish the legitimacy of a network’s results in terms of the law.
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