Jinzhe Tan is a PhD student in Artificial Intelligence and Law at the Faculty of Law of the University of Montreal. His research explores the intersection of artificial intelligence and law, with a focus on improving the accessibility of law and promoting technology-assisted dispute resolution. His work also examines how artificial intelligence can help mitigate decision-making deficiencies in the judicial process, thereby contributing to a more equitable and consistent justice system.
Jinzhe has published in leading AI and legal informatics conferences, including ICAIL and JURIX. His research spans multiple dimensions of AI applications in law, from using Large Language Models to structure legal knowledge to employing AI for dispute resolution and layperson legal understanding. His contributions have been recognized internationally, with a co-authored paper receiving the Best Paper Award at JURIX 2023.
Through his work, Jinzhe aims to advance the responsible integration of AI into legal systems, ensuring that technology enhances fairness, consistency, and access to justice.
This content has been updated on 03/18/2025 at 11 h 02 min.
