It took 2+ years but I finally made it to Singapore for my official visit as the Jones Day Visiting Professor of Law at Singapore Management University! It has been an amazing first full week here. Thanks to everyone at SMU for hosting me and welcoming me Yihan Goh, Jerrold Soh, How Khang Lim, Wei Zhang, Alvin See, Maartje de Visser, Man Yip, Meng Weng Wong and many others !
Get Ready for our Summer Program Legal Technology and Operations 2022! On July 4 -22 we are back *ON CAMPUS** for our Intense IN-PERSON program at Bucerius_Law School in Hamburg Apply NOW to Join Us !
Here are Slides from our talk LegalNLP Breaking the Legal Language Barrier ? Short Presentation at Stanford CodeX 2022 Future Law Conference Featured Paper Ilias Chalkidis, Abhik Jana, Dirk Hartung, Michael Bommarito, Ion Androutsopoulos, Daniel Martin Katz Nikolaos Aletras, LexGLUE: A Benchmark Dataset for Legal Language Understanding in English, In Proceedings of the 60th Annual Meeting of the…
Scenes from Yesterday’s #FutureLaw2022 at Stanford CodeX — it was great to get back in person with many folks who I have not seen in years! AGENDA HERE https://conferences.law.stanford.edu/futurelaw2022/agenda/
Thanks to the members of the CodeX Insurance Initiative for letting me sit in on this session!
Here is the video from our keynote at the Computational Legal Studies at Singapore Management University. Underlying Slides (with fewer typos) available here. Link to the Full Agenda from the Conference is here.
Our LexGLUE paper was Accepted in the ACL Main Conference. Happy to continue to push forward with further updates to the project in the months and years to come. As an academic and technical field, we need to continue to marry general NLP techniques to the intrinsic Complexity of Legal Language — obviously we still have great distance to cover but we are moving in the right direction ! PrePrint…
It was good to be back in person at this very important Trade Show in our industry !
Last night I presented a joint presentation with Michael Bommarito at the Computational Legal Studies Conference at Singapore Management University. Our Presentation was entitled “Computational Legal Studies Our Journey and Our Thoughts Circa 2022” It has been an exciting journey from creating a blog called Computational Legal Studies to seeing a high quality conference featuring this name.…
Forward and inverse problems in decision-making and change management motivated by a trip down memory lane with @computational https://t.co/mshUuyi8Mk #decisions #change — Michael Bommarito (@mjbommar) February 18, 2022
I recently sat down for a wide ranging discussion with Steve Poor (Chair Emeritus at Seyfarth). Seyfarth has been one of the most supportive large law firms for Chicago-Kent College of Law (including helping lead the instruction in our Legal Project Management and Process Improvement Course and also hiring our students in many roles across the firm). So it was my great pleasure to participate in…
It was great to sit down and spend time with Richard Tromans (Artificial Lawyer) and Anthony Vigneron (Clifford Chance) to discuss our work on the LIBOR Transition challenge. From world class legal expertise, to a leading data science / legal innovation team Clifford Chance is one of the true market leaders! It was great to collaborate on bringing our AI / NLP toolkit and data science expertise to…
Here is the Link to the Physics of Law Collection in Frontiers in Physics!
For those who might be interested a very comprehensive review of Social Physics is now released in Physics Reports !
Papers with Code: Year in Review We’re ending the year by taking a look back at the top trending machine learning papers, libraries and new datasets for 2021. Read on below! https://t.co/2tUWUgrZKp pic.twitter.com/2fBjBeSdf1 — Papers with Code (@paperswithcode) December 30, 2021