Book Review: Robots in Law
Laurence Eastham reviews Joanna Goodman’s book, Robots in Law: How Artificial Intelligence is Transforming Legal Services, published by Ark Group (148 pp, £99) ISBN: 9781783582648…
Technology, Society & Justice
The Secret Life of a 40-something year old
Not sure if Marion Oswald is being whimsical or depressing, but it is an irresistible comment on life as we may come to know it…
Predictions 2017 – Tech Law and More
A selection of predictions, mainly concerning anticipated legal developments…
Predictions 2017 – Tech and More
A selection of predictions covering technical issues and developments affecting lawyers and the wider world…
Editorial
This issue is dominated by two themes – predictions for 2017 and beyond and articles inspired by presentations at the SCL Tech Law Futures Conference. Those themes are pretty obviously connected. Real Change? I have contributed to the Tech Law Futures section as I was one of the speakers at the Conference. I have tried…
Building a Sustainable Legal AI Solution from the Inside Out
In another in our series of articles reflecting presentations at the SCL Tech Law Futures Conference, Karl Chapman describes an approach that will enable you to keep your options open so that you can ride the AI wave…
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Predictions 2017 – Ed Boal
In (probably) the last of our predictions posts, Ed Boal closes with a bang – really perceptive views on the prospects for mainstream AI, the rise of the chatbots, M&A and more…
Predictions 2017.18 – Kevin Gidney
Kevin Gidney sees 2017 as the year AI loses its ‘buzz’ and gains in utility…
Predictions 2017.19 – Christopher Bates
Christopher Bates thinks companies’ digital strategies need to move from theory to implementation…
Predictions 2017.16 – Justin Dear
Justin Dear focuses on autonomous vehicles…