L’Incubateur européen du barreau de Bruxelles organise le 14 mars 2019 les états généraux du numérique. David Restrepo Amariles et Gregory Lewkowicz y prendront la parole dans le cadre d’une formation en anglais intitulée « Machine Learning for Lawyers » dont le descriptif se trouve ci-après :
Machine learning is one of the most remarkable developments in informatics and artificial intelligence. Besides the hype surrounding the topic, machine learning is gaining ground in legal practice. Several LegalTechs offer solutions based on machine learning for optimizing research and internal processes inside law firms. Since 2016, the High Court in the UK has endorsed the use of predictive coding for disclosure (Pyrrho Investments Ltd v MWB Property Ltd and David Brown v BCA Trading). Public authorities also increasingly rely on machine learning to monitor frauds and assist decision making processes. This module will explore current uses of machine learning in legal practice and hint at potential avenues for new uses in the near future. The module will gather experts, lawyers and academics to understand how machine learning is evolving in legal practice and how attorneys can benefit from it.
Les états généraux du numérique réuniront des avocats et des représentants de nombreux barreaux belges et étrangers. La conférence de clôture sera prononcée par Gérard Berry, titulaire de la Chaire d’intelligence artificielle au Collège de France, auquel répondra Hugues Bersini (ULB).
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