12/01/2021 12/03/2021
Campus HEC Paris
HEC Paris and the Institut polytechnique de Paris are proud to announce their symposium which will be held from December 1st to 3, 2022, at the HEC Paris campus. This event is organized in collaboration with the Cyberjustice Laboratory, among others, and will bring together several researchers from the ACT partnership. The purpose of this […] Read more
11/25/2020 • 9h (HE) - 9AM (ET)
En ligne - Online
sPEAKER : Simon Chesterman, National University of Singapore Faculty of Law Recent years have seen a proliferation of guides, frameworks, and principles focused on AI. Yet, for all the time and effort that has gone into convening workshops and retreats to draft the various documents, curiously little has been applied to what they mean in […] Read more
10/30/2020 • 1:00 PM (EDT) 2:00 PM (EDT)
Online
Speaker : Christopher Markou, Faculty of Law, University of Cambridge. Description : The question ‘is law computable?’ immediately recalls the classic jurisprudential question: ‘what is law?’ – a question posed by both legal pragmatists and idealists. For tough-minded pragmatists, the question ‘what is law’ might entail little more than a prediction of whether those in […] Read more
10/13/2020 • 9:30 AM (CET) 10/13/2020 • 10:30 AM (CET)
Online
Giampero Lupo - ACT researcher - will propose within the framework of a series of online seminars by the SRPP a web conference entitled "Regulating (Artificial) Intelligence in Justice: Normative Frameworks and the Risks Related to AI in the Judiciary " within the framework of the seminar "Normalizing Normativity (AI and Justice)" that will take […] Read more
03/27/2020 • 12h
Salle 309, Stone Castle 2910 Édouard-Montpetit
Presentation in french only. The Ethics Research Centre and the Cyberjustice Laboratory are pleased to welcome Alexei Grinbaum—ACT researcher—who will give a presentation entitled “les robots et le mal” which focus on the relationship between humans and digital technologies. Des robots domestiques se font délateurs, des agents conversationnels injurient leurs interlocuteurs. Pire encore : des […] Read more
03/25/2020 • 13:00
Chancellor Day Hall NCDH 316, 3644 rue Peel, Montreal, QC, H3A 1W9, CA
Join us for an AI and the Law talk with Dr Christopher Markou, who will consider the consequences of using machine learning to replicate core functions of legal systems. Abstract The use of machine learning (ML) to replicate aspects of legal decision making is already well advanced, with various ‘Legal Tech’ applications being used to model […] Read more
03/10/2020 • 16h30
Salon François-Chevrette, Pavillon Maximilien-Caron, Université de Montréal
This content is not available in the selected language. Le Laboratoire de cyberjustice et la Chaire LexUM en information juridique sont heureux de recevoir le professeur Pierre Trudel (Faculté de droit, Université de Montréal) qui nous parlera du Rapport final du Groupe d’examen du cadre législatif en matière de radiodiffusion et de télécommunications publié en […] Read more
11/21/2019 11/22/2019
Hilton Toronto
Comment l’intelligence artificielle et les nouvelles technologies changent-elles les modes de prestation des services juridiques ? Afin d’avoir une opinion éclairée sur cette question et bien d’autres, joignez-vous aux conférences spéciales organisées le 21 et 22 novembre par le Barreau de l’Ontario. Read more
11/13/2019 • 17:00 18:30
Université McGill
Joignez-vous à nous pour un entretien sur l'intelligence artificielle et le droit avec Hannes Westermann, qui examinera l'application de l'intelligence artificielle dans le secteur juridique. Read more
11/02/2019 11/07/2019
Laboratoire de cyberjustice, Montréal
The Cyberjustice Laboratory will host the 66th ICANN Public Meeting from 2-7 November 2019 The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) has just announced that Montreal has been selected to host the 66th public meeting to be held from November 2 to 7, 2019. The Cyberjustice Laboratory is very pleased to have been […] Read more
10/23/2019 • 16h30
Laboratoire de cyberjustice (B-2215), Pavillon 3200 Jean-Brillant, Université de Montréal
This content is not available in the selected language. Dans le cadre de son cycle de conférences 2019-2020 « Démocratie, algorithme et information » qui vous propose de porter un regard critique et multi-disciplinaire sur les enjeux d’une société algorithmique dans laquelle se mêlent une confusion informationnelle et un recours grandissant aux outils algorithmiques pour effectuer diverses tâches, la […] Read more
