The Future of Law: AI Powered Justice? | Robert Mahari | TEDxBoston

Almost all sectors of the economy have been reimagined through computation, automation, and AI. Meanwhile, law today is largely the same as it was decades ago. How can law embrace technology to become more efficient and accessible?
AI, Big problems, Law Robert Mahari is pursuing a joint JD/PhD degree at Harvard Law School and the MIT Media Lab’s Human Dynamics Group. His work focuses on how technology can and should affect the practice of law by broadening access to justice and increasing judicial efficacy. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

[@duanium]

We need to have our representatives in government recognize that AI and machine intelligence are necessary tools for Law and Order.

[@harshnaik6989]

we need this in India, i want to every-people to respect law and they should not bend over on any officers or politicians, i want to simply police laws and there works to reduce there pressure.

[@anoopchitkara]

Very well thought over! Great

[@user-mb2vl2vo9p]

I have the same mission, I believe as lawyers, judges, policy makers, and researcher do more we will see better result

[@bindiberry6280]

AI is smarter than your judges so ... AI should be the judges !!!
How about if AI know more than your churches about Gods ?!!

[@swampfoxIX]

Gods do not exist, so your second sentence is meaningless word-salad.