#OpenAccess peer reviewed international journal, original, innovative research concerned with the humanity of #law and #technology (@lawtechhum.bsky.social)
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Law, Technology & Humans is one of the most original journals here. Proud to be on its board. New issue!
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Grateful for a very nice review of my book #ADatafiedMind by Etienne Valk (@ivir_uva) in the latest issue of Law, Technologiey and Humans
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#MindTech4Good #MentalPrivacy #Neurotechnology #EmotionAI
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Our paper “Testing the Frontier” published today, highlights the urgent need to engage in the regular practice of critiquing GenAI outputs as part of legal education and wider law practice. With Dr Anat Keller
New #OpenAccess issue – includes
#LegalPractice #GenAI #LegalEducation #LegalTraining #HigherEducation #AcademicIntegrity #Blockchain #cryptocurrency #OpenData #LLMs #LargeLanguageModels #DigitalGovernance #DataProtection #GDPR ... and more
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ALT New Issue Law, Technology and Humans
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Excited! Apart from our thinking & process, the paper features my beloved late father, Elder Benjamin Onyemaechi Okoli & his proverbs; the names of our friends & their children, Masana, Lungati & Nthenya. Thank you @LawTechHum for giving our research a home. @datalawafrica
🆕article examines the relationship between Standard Public Open Licences (SPOLs) and inequity in artificial intelligence #AI innovation - focusing on how these licences affect access use of African datasets #OpenData @chythepenguide @MelissaOmino
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ALT Addressing Inequitable Openness in Licences for Sharing African Data and Datasets Through the Nwulite Obodo Open Data Licence
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📢Call for Papers
Interpellations and Orderings of AI-Human Constructs Symposium guest editors @Matilda_Arvid Kieran Tranter #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #AI #LawTech #Law
All details: lthj.qut.edu.au/AI-HumanCons…
ALT Interpellations and Orderings of AI-Human Constructs Symposium
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We’re pleased to announce that Dr @RonanMKennedy has co-edited a thought-provoking symposium on 'Law as Data, Data as Law' with Associate Professor @BrianBarryIRL (@TCDLawSchool) in the latest issue of @LawTechHum.
Read now: lthj.qut.edu.au/issue/view/1…
ALT Dr Rónán Kennedy
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#13955 - Page 8 - The Daily Guardian epaper.thedailyguardian.com/…
Happy to share my op-ed published in The Daily Guardian today. This is a summarized version of my recently published article in @LawTechHum on the same subject. Full article available: lthj.qut.edu.au/article/view…
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I will not stop talking about it, so if anyone has some thoughts about law as data, get in touch !
Thank you to the editors and reviewers over at @LawTechHum who gave this article an excellent workout, turning a written self-therapeutic essay into a coherent work I am proud of!
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Celebrating #OAWeek2024 @QUT 21-27 October
QUT Library supports diamond, open access international journals via QUT Open Press, licenced @creativecommons using @pkp and included in @DOAJplus library.qut.edu.au/openpress… @jduaney @CrimJustJournal @LawTechHum @creaght @openaccess_anz
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Thank you for the lovely review!
🆕In latest issue Chimnomso Elsie Ihedioha reviews Judges, Technology and Artificial Intelligence: The Artificial Judge📚by @TaniaSourdin
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ALT Book Review: Judges, Technology and Artificial Intelligence: The Artificial Judge
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And of course it's 🔓 open access
🆕In latest issue @AndrejKr delves into the relationship between language in law and the automation of legal decision-making processes #LegalTheory #LegalAutomation #AI @uptcz
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ALT Indeterminacy of Legal Language as a Guide Towards Ideally Algorithmisable Areas of Law
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🗓️Submissions closing July 18
Special symposium issue:
🔂Law as Data | Data as Law🔂
@ronanmkennedy @brianbarryirl #AI #LawTech #LegalEducation @FutureLawAssoc
All details lthj.qut.edu.au/LawAsData
ALT Call for Papers: Law as Data | Data as Law
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This publication is a significant milestone in my academic journey. It reflects the theoretical foundation of my soon-to-be submitted PhD thesis and addresses an overlooked topic in recent scholarly discussions: the liberalisation of foreign lawyer mobility rules.
New Online First #OpenAccess article
@The_TemiTee @BondUniversity examines cross-border legal practice regulation #LegalProfession #ForeignLawyers
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ALT Rethinking Jurisdictional Barriers to Practising Law Abroad: A Soft Technological Deterministic Approach
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Happy to join this fantastic crowd!
A very warm welcome to new International Editorial Board members Charles Lawson @GriffLawSchool Folúkẹ́ Adébísí @folukeifejola @BristolUniLaw Rebecca Crootof @RebeccaCrootof @URLawSchool Przemysław Pałka @PrzemekPalka @JagiellonskiUni #LawTech
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ALT New Editorial Board Members | Law, Technology and Humans
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Check out my latest article: Why are there so many digital identities? linkedin.com/pulse/why-so-ma… via @LinkedIn @LawTechHum Mitchell Landrigan and @hkbf
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I am delighted to have been a part of the Deus Ex Machina Conference 2023 @LawTechHum, at @QUT in Australia. Friendly and engaging event that embraced diverse research perspectives. Many thanks to the organisers and fellow researchers for making it an incredible event.
#law – at Queensland, Australia
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A wonderful presentation by Raphael Ramos Monteiro de Souza on the impacts and rise of the #virtual environment of #asynchronous #trial sessions. @HumTechLaw_QUT @QUT @LawTechHum
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A fabulous final @lawlithum panel on "Feminism and The Digital" ft @Kara_Anast @claerwenohara & concluding comments by Ann Genovese (@MelbLawSchool) – at Brisbane, Queensland
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Interesting theme at #deusexmachina conference at #QUT: road rules & cars as an Australian colonial project. Eg Low-hanging fruit of Indigenous criminalisation = Aboriginal drivers (90% of roadrule jail is Indigenous). Even road names (“Conniston Rd in Yuendumu) #thaliaanthony
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Very pleased to chair the Digital Disruption and Legal Futures: Lawtech and the Digital Impact on Process and Practice panel at the #DeusExMachina conference @HumTechLaw_QUT at @qutlaw Starting with a presentation by Nicholas Godfrey on legal translation methods to legal coding
