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DESCRIPTION:Join us for an AI and the Law talk with Przemysław Pałka\, who 
 will discuss the possibility of automating the legal assessment of online 
 consumer contracts.\n\nAbstract\n\nFrom a consumer's point of view\, all t
 he online terms of service and privacy policies she accepts are in themsel
 ves 'big data' - too much to read and too much to comprehend. Yet\, these 
 documents significantly shape the legal position of internet users. This p
 osition is often suboptimal not because consumers (or their organizations)
  do not enjoy enough rights (or competences)\; rather\, their factual capa
 bilities to oversee and execute these rights are limited.\n\nThe underlyin
 g premise of the CLAUDETTE Project is that artificial intelligence\, espec
 ially machine learning\, can be employed to empower consumers and civil so
 ciety in dealing with dozens of online contracts and legal notices. The le
 cture will demonstrate how this empowerment could look like\, building on 
 theoretical and empirical arguments. The lecture will further talk about t
 echnical preconditions for developing similar systems\, promising areas of
  future research\, and the possible ways of bringing functioning AI-powere
 d legal tools into the hands of consumers.\n\nCLAUDETTE – “automated CLAUs
 e DETectEr” – is an interdisciplinary research project hosted at the Law D
 epartment of the European University Institute\, led by professors Giovann
 i Sartor and Hans-W. Micklitz\, in cooperation with engineers from Univers
 ity of Bologna and University of Modena and Reggio Emilia.\n\nAbout the sp
 eaker\n\nPrzemysław Pałka\, Ph.D.\, is a Research Scholar at Yale Law Scho
 ol\, Fellow in Private Law at the YLS Center for Private Law\, and a Resid
 ent Fellow at the Yale Information Society Project\, where he studies the 
 intersections of law\, society\, and new technologies. Interested mainly i
 n private law\, data law\, and data analytics\, Przemysław tries to theori
 ze the dialectical relationship between the ways the law co-creates the so
 cio-technological reality we live in\, and how technological changes chall
 enge the assumptions the law holds about this world. Policy-wise\, he is i
 nterested in the regulation of data management\, and the possibilities of 
 using machine to increase access to justice for individuals.\n\nAI and the
  Law Series\n\nThe AI and the Law Series is brought to you by the Montreal
  Cyberjustice Laboratory\; the McGill Student Collective on Technology and
  Law\; the Private Justice and the Rule of Law Research Group\; the McGill
  Centre for Intellectual Property Policy\; and the Autonomy Through Cyberj
 ustice Technologies Project.\n\nThis event is eligible for inclusion as 1.
 5 hours of continuing legal education as reported by members of the Barrea
 u du Québec.\n
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LOCATION:Room 102 (Meighan Classroom)\, Chancellor Day Hall\, CA\, QC\, Mon
 treal\, H3A 1W9\, 3644 rue Peel
SUMMARY:CLAUDETTE: Empowering Consumers through Artificial Intelligence
URL:https://www.mcgill.ca/law/channels/event/claudette-empowering-consumers
 -through-artificial-intelligence-309944
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