Limits of Legal Automation

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Chapter 17 Limits of Legal Automation

In: Future Law, Ethics, and Smart Technologies

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Darius Amilevičius

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Series: Value Inquiry Book Series, Volume: 393 and Philosophy and Human Rights, Volume: 393

Front Matter

Part 1 The Impact of AI on Major Disciplines

Part 2 Major Key Issues: AI Decision Making

Part 3 Major Key Issues: Rights, Status, and Responsibility

Part 4 Major Key Issues: Regulation and Standardization

Part 5 Education

Part 6 Appendices

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