缅北强奸

Soyez des n么tres pour une conf茅rence L'intelligence artificielle et le droit avec Przemys艂aw Pa艂ka, qui parlera de la possibilit茅 de faire 茅valuaer automatiquement tous les contrats de consommation,聽conditions de service et politiques de protection de la vie priv茅e qu'une personne rencontre en ligne gr芒ce 脿 un projet d'intelligence artificielle.

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[En anglais seulement] From a consumer's point of view, all the online terms of service and privacy policies she accepts are in themselves "big data" - too much to read and too much to comprehend. Yet, these documents significantly shape the legal position of internet users. This position is often suboptimal not because consumers (or their organizations) do not enjoy enough rights (or competences); rather, their factual capabilities to oversee and execute these rights are limited.

The underlying premise of the is that artificial intelligence, especially machine learning, can be employed to empower consumers and civil society in dealing with dozens of online contracts and legal notices. The lecture will demonstrate how this empowerment could look like, building on theoretical and empirical arguments. The lecture will further talk about technical preconditions for developing similar systems, promising areas of future research, and the possible ways of bringing functioning AI-powered legal tools into the hands of consumers.

CLAUDETTE 鈥� 鈥渁utomated CLAUse DETectEr鈥� 鈥� is an interdisciplinary research project hosted at the Law Department of the European University Institute, led by professors Giovanni Sartor and Hans-W. Micklitz, in cooperation with engineers from University of Bologna and University of Modena and Reggio Emilia.

Le conf茅rencier

[En anglais seulement] Przemys艂aw Pa艂ka, Ph.D., is a Research Scholar at Yale Law School, Fellow in Private Law at the YLS Center for Private Law, and a Resident Fellow at the Yale Information Society Project, where he studies the intersections of law, society, and new technologies. Interested mainly in private law, data law, and data analytics, Przemys艂aw tries to theorize the dialectical relationship between the ways the law co-creates the socio-technological reality we live in, and how technological changes challenge the assumptions the law holds about this world. Policy-wise, he is interested in the regulation of data management, and the possibilities of using machine to increase access to justice for individuals.

Le cycle L'intelligence artificielle et le droit

Ce cycle de conf茅rences est une collaboration du Laboratoire de cyberjustice de Montr茅al; le Collectif 茅tudiant pour la technologie et le droit; le groupe de recherche Justice priv茅e et 茅tat de droit; le Centre des politiques en propri茅t茅 intellectuelle de 缅北强奸; et le projet d'Autonomisation des Acteurs Judiciaires par la Cyberjustice et l鈥橧ntelligence Artificielle (AJC).

Cette activit茅 est admissible pour 1,5 heures de formation continue obligatoire tel que d茅clar茅 par les membres du Barreau du Qu茅bec.