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  1. LawSites

    Microsoft Launches Preview Version of Machine-Learning Data Governance Tool for Office 365

    By Robert Ambrogi

    With increasing numbers of organizations adopting its Office 365 cloud platform, Microsoft has been hard at work on enhancing security and compliance features. Last September, it announced that it would…

  2. John Flood's Random Academic Thoughts (RATs)

    Professions and Technology: History and Transformation

    By John Flood

    I gave a presentation at a roundtable organised by the Royal Society on professions and machine learning recently. This is the text:Professions and Technology: History and TransformationOne way of characterising…

  3. LawSites

    Is This the Proof of Concept for Artificial Intelligence in Law?

    By Robert Ambrogi

    The jury is still out on the role to be played by artificial intelligence in law. As a recent New York Times article observed about IBM's attempts to commercialize its…

  4. Dewey B Strategic

    Kira and Robbie the Robot: Another Frustrated Attorney Founds a Startup to Streamline “Mind Numbing” Legal Work

    By Jean O'Grady

    I have seem a LOT of product tie-ins in my day, but Kira is the first legal technology product I have ever come across to develop a child's "board book"…

  5. 3 Geeks and a Law Blog

    Another 3 Geeks Book Review: You know, for kids!

    By Ryan McClead

    Every year after ILTA, I generously offer to publish the written version of my co-presenters talks here on 3 Geeks. This year Noah Waisberg's written contribution wasn't delivered to me…

  6. The Right Coast

    Google open sources TensorFlow machine learning software

    By Thomas A. Smith

    TensorFlow is up to five times faster than Google's previous version of machine learning software and could be useful when researchers "are trying to make sense of very complex data everything from…

  7. The Right Coast

    Robot Culture: Research Bots Share What They ve Learned | MIT Technology Review

    By Thomas A. Smith

    Researchers at Cornell University previously devised an online game, called TellMeDave, through which volunteers can help train a robot to perform a task and associate different actions with commands given…

  8. The Right Coast

    Work in Transition | MIT Technology Review

    By Thomas A. Smith

    About five years ago, machine learning reached a point where software could, with guidance from senior lawyers, effectively take over the time intensive task of legal discovery, in which one…

  9. 3 Geeks and a Law Blog

    Watson Graduates Law School, Returns to America

    By Matt Coatney

    We all know this coming of age story. A boy leaves home to study abroad, sows his wild oats, and returns home a grown man, wiser and ready to take…

  10. E-Discovery

    Three Tips for Lawyers Living in a Machine-Learning World

    By Zosha Millman

    Last week Google’s artificial intelligence, Deep Mind, beat a human at a handful of Atari games. That’s a big departure from the past Chess-champion computers, since it’s a lot harder…