
Algorithms, Artificial Intelligence and the Law: a judicial review
There are certain conventions to be followed by any UK Supreme Court justice. Indeed, any senior judge in any jurisdiction might find them handy. The more potentially controversial your content, the more you need an anodyne title and a comprehensive knowledge of Greek classical philosophers. So, wishing to make observations a fortnight ago on algorithmic, … Continue reading Algorithms, Artificial Intelligence and the Law: a judicial review