Litigating artificial intelligence:
"Machine-learning algorithms are improving and automating human performance in a variety of sectors. Our judicial institutions are now looking at machine learning to improve administrative decision-making and service delivery. Some provinces are looking at predictive risk assessment tools to gu...
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Toronto, Canada
Emond
2021
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| Edition: | 2021/2022 edition, reprinted July 2022 |
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| Summary: | "Machine-learning algorithms are improving and automating human performance in a variety of sectors. Our judicial institutions are now looking at machine learning to improve administrative decision-making and service delivery. Some provinces are looking at predictive risk assessment tools to guide them in their bail decisions. Some U.S. courts are already using them. While AI can be designed to help humans make better decisions, there is a risk that we end up delegating too much decision-making to algorithms. Litigation will be the central tool in protecting people against AI abuses. The first of its kind in Canada, this annual publication will be a guidebook for all litigators, allowing them to prepare for how the AI revolution will impact their litigation practice. The general editor team, joined by expert contributors, discuss AI's effect on litigation in four major areas: 1) AI tools as decision-makers; 2) AI-generated evidence; 3) AI as the subject matter in civil litigation or civil rights claims; and 4) AI-enabled litigation support tools."-- |
| Physical Description: | xxxiii, 590 Seiten 23 cm |
| ISBN: | 9781772557640 |
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| contents | Introduction -- Introduction / Jesse Beatson, Jill R Presser, and Gerald Chan -- Background / Ryan Fritsch -- AI as decision-maker -- Algorithmic technology and criminal law in Canada / Kate Robertson and Jill R Presser -- Administrative law and artificial intelligence / Lorne Sossin -- Automating migration : litigating AI in immigration and refugee decision-making / Petra Molna -- Tactical challenges and practical considerations in litigating AI / Jill R Presser, Jesse Beatson and Kate Robertson -- AI and evidence law -- Evidence : AI in the courtroom / Gerald Chan and Mabel Lai -- Spies and robots : litigating the use of AI in national security proceedings / Leah West -- AI as the subject matter of a lawsuit -- Tort and contracts : civil liability for AI causing harms / Ren Bucholz and Andy Yu -- Do androids dream of the electric chair? Questions about criminal liability for AI agents / Jill R Presser -- International law, AI, and military operations : legal obligations and accountability / Christopher S Nam -- AI-enabled litigation tools -- AI-enabled litigation tools : an introduction / Colin Stevenson and Jesse Beatson -- Vetting and validation of AI-enabled tools for electronic discovery / Maura R Grossman and Gordon V Cormack -- Research and writing / Carla Swansburg -- Online dispute resolution / Chris Bentley -- Predictive analytics / Anthony Niblett -- Conclusion -- Coda : litigating in an era of "Thinking" software / Jesse Beatson, Jill R Presser, and Gerald Chan |
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| spelling | Litigating artificial intelligence Jill R. Presser, Jesse Beatson, Gerald Chan, general editors 2021/2022 edition, reprinted July 2022 Toronto, Canada Emond 2021 xxxiii, 590 Seiten 23 cm txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier Emond professional series Introduction -- Introduction / Jesse Beatson, Jill R Presser, and Gerald Chan -- Background / Ryan Fritsch -- AI as decision-maker -- Algorithmic technology and criminal law in Canada / Kate Robertson and Jill R Presser -- Administrative law and artificial intelligence / Lorne Sossin -- Automating migration : litigating AI in immigration and refugee decision-making / Petra Molna -- Tactical challenges and practical considerations in litigating AI / Jill R Presser, Jesse Beatson and Kate Robertson -- AI and evidence law -- Evidence : AI in the courtroom / Gerald Chan and Mabel Lai -- Spies and robots : litigating the use of AI in national security proceedings / Leah West -- AI as the subject matter of a lawsuit -- Tort and contracts : civil liability for AI causing harms / Ren Bucholz and Andy Yu -- Do androids dream of the electric chair? Questions about criminal liability for AI agents / Jill R Presser -- International law, AI, and military operations : legal obligations and accountability / Christopher S Nam -- AI-enabled litigation tools -- AI-enabled litigation tools : an introduction / Colin Stevenson and Jesse Beatson -- Vetting and validation of AI-enabled tools for electronic discovery / Maura R Grossman and Gordon V Cormack -- Research and writing / Carla Swansburg -- Online dispute resolution / Chris Bentley -- Predictive analytics / Anthony Niblett -- Conclusion -- Coda : litigating in an era of "Thinking" software / Jesse Beatson, Jill R Presser, and Gerald Chan "Machine-learning algorithms are improving and automating human performance in a variety of sectors. Our judicial institutions are now looking at machine learning to improve administrative decision-making and service delivery. Some provinces are looking at predictive risk assessment tools to guide them in their bail decisions. Some U.S. courts are already using them. While AI can be designed to help humans make better decisions, there is a risk that we end up delegating too much decision-making to algorithms. Litigation will be the central tool in protecting people against AI abuses. The first of its kind in Canada, this annual publication will be a guidebook for all litigators, allowing them to prepare for how the AI revolution will impact their litigation practice. The general editor team, joined by expert contributors, discuss AI's effect on litigation in four major areas: 1) AI tools as decision-makers; 2) AI-generated evidence; 3) AI as the subject matter in civil litigation or civil rights claims; and 4) AI-enabled litigation support tools."-- Artificial intelligence / Law and legislation / Canada Actions and defenses / Canada Artificial intelligence / Law and legislation / Canada / Cases Intelligence artificielle / Droit / Canada Intelligence artificielle / Droit / Canada / Jurisprudence Intelligence artificielle en droit / Canada Actions et défenses / Canada Presser, Jill R. edt Beatson, Jesse edt Chan, Gerald J. edt |
| spellingShingle | Litigating artificial intelligence Introduction -- Introduction / Jesse Beatson, Jill R Presser, and Gerald Chan -- Background / Ryan Fritsch -- AI as decision-maker -- Algorithmic technology and criminal law in Canada / Kate Robertson and Jill R Presser -- Administrative law and artificial intelligence / Lorne Sossin -- Automating migration : litigating AI in immigration and refugee decision-making / Petra Molna -- Tactical challenges and practical considerations in litigating AI / Jill R Presser, Jesse Beatson and Kate Robertson -- AI and evidence law -- Evidence : AI in the courtroom / Gerald Chan and Mabel Lai -- Spies and robots : litigating the use of AI in national security proceedings / Leah West -- AI as the subject matter of a lawsuit -- Tort and contracts : civil liability for AI causing harms / Ren Bucholz and Andy Yu -- Do androids dream of the electric chair? Questions about criminal liability for AI agents / Jill R Presser -- International law, AI, and military operations : legal obligations and accountability / Christopher S Nam -- AI-enabled litigation tools -- AI-enabled litigation tools : an introduction / Colin Stevenson and Jesse Beatson -- Vetting and validation of AI-enabled tools for electronic discovery / Maura R Grossman and Gordon V Cormack -- Research and writing / Carla Swansburg -- Online dispute resolution / Chris Bentley -- Predictive analytics / Anthony Niblett -- Conclusion -- Coda : litigating in an era of "Thinking" software / Jesse Beatson, Jill R Presser, and Gerald Chan Artificial intelligence / Law and legislation / Canada Actions and defenses / Canada Artificial intelligence / Law and legislation / Canada / Cases Intelligence artificielle / Droit / Canada Intelligence artificielle / Droit / Canada / Jurisprudence Intelligence artificielle en droit / Canada Actions et défenses / Canada |
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