By Javier E. Valbuena as part of the Summer School of the Cyberjustice Laboratory in 2019. In June 2019, Facebook announced the launch of a new digital currency called "Libra" that would allow users to conduct all their financial transactions from a smartphone. Unlike we may think, Libra is not a true copy of […] Read more
By Florence So Currently, there exists only two emerging AI superpowers: United States and China. As Kai-Fu Lee points out in his latest book, the recipe for AI success requires four ingredients: AI expertise, government support, data, and entrepreneurial ecosystem. In his opinion, the fundamental cultural differences between the West and the East inform how […] Read more
Illustration of European Union flag Par Émilien Miron The General Secretariat of the Council of the European Union has just disclosed, on last July 17th, the results of its analysis entitled "Survey on the use of IT tools by courts in Member States". Elaborated in the form of a comparative assessment, the latter aims […] Read more
By Emilien Miron A growing number of organizations offering services to citizens, including public authorities, international organizations as well as multinational corporations, decide to implement algorithmic systems in order to improve the way they satisfy the needs of population. In the ambit of the project with ULB of ACT, which purpose is to carry out […] Read more
This content is not available in the selected language. Par Annaëlle Pembellot « Justice prédictive », « justice algorithmique », « justice computationnelle», tant de termes complexes mais souvent réduits à l’image diffusée par les films de science-fiction. Cette image d’une justice où les hommes sont simplement remplacés par des robots-juge ou robots-avocat. Nous en sommes encore bien loin aujourd’hui. […] Read more
By Pierre Legros My trilogy is coming to an end. Indeed, this is the last part of my detailed analysis of the Resource Bulletin “ODR for Courts”, published by the JTC (Joint Technology Committee) on December 12, 2016 (and updated on November 29, 2017). After having clarified why ODR (Online Dispute Resolution) appears to […] Read more
This content is not available in the selected language. La prophétie d’une intelligence artificielle autonome et anthropomorphe est ancrée dans l’imaginaire collectif depuis des décennies, impulsée par une culture largement romancée et les effets d’annonces des acteurs du secteur. Pourtant, dans les coulisses, se cache encore un travail humain. Une multitude de petites mains nourrissent […] Read more
By Pierre Legros The first part of my trilogy of blog posts, which analyzed the JTC (Join Technology Committee) Resource Bulletin “ODR for Courts” showed that the definition of ODR (Online Dispute Resolution) is extremely broad. Therefore, there is not just one, but many possibilities for integrating such a process into the judicial […] Read more
This content is not available in the selected language. Par Jehanne Dussert L’intelligence artificielle (IA) est un domaine en pleine expansion permettant d’offrir de nouveaux outils à la justice et aux professionnels du droit. Le traitement et l’analyse de données judiciaires, le déploiement de l’information juridique, le développement d’outils dits “prédictifs”, sont autant d’exemples favorisant […] Read more
This content is not available in the selected language. Par Laetitia Dimanche Renouveler la route de la soie reliant la Chine à l’Europe grâce à des axes routiers, ferroviaires et maritimes long de plus de dix milles kilomètres, voici le projet ambitieux porté par la Chine de Xi Jinping. Ce plan d’envergure annoncé par le […] Read more
