@article{41733,
      recid = {41733},
      author = {González-Espejo, María Jesús., and Moises Barrio Andres,},
      title = {An Introductory Guide to Artificial Intelligence for Legal  Professionals.},
      pages = {xxxii, 200 pages},
      abstract = {An Introductory Guide to Artificial Intelligence for Legal  Professionals is a pioneering book devoted completely to  the increasing presence of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in  the legal profession. AI is a technology that is  transforming the way data, information and knowledge are  processed, facilitating new interaction environments, and  thus, being the base for innovative services in all the  fields. This has consequences for the legal sector in two  senses: modernization of the working methods and practice  and assessment of the consequences of the new services in  different sectors. AI offers jurists various tools that are  useful to carry out the work, allow prediction of outcomes  in the legal proceedings and also allow a massive analysis  of documents and identification of patterns. In the field  of prevention of corruption, there are AI applications to  support law enforcement and judges in their work. Chatbots  are already enabling clients to solve their own problems  without consulting expensive legal experts.    What’s in  this book:  The key elements analysed in this book include  the following:  crucial terms: natural language processing,  machine learning and deep learning; regulations in force in  major jurisdictions; impact of AI on ethical and social  issues; prediction of outcome in the legal field (judicial  proceedings, patent grants, etc.); massive analysis of  documents and identification of patterns from which to  derive conclusions; impact on taxation and state tax  revenues; issues of competition and intellectual property;  liability and responsibility of intelligent systems; impact  of AI on cybersecurity and data protection; use of  autonomous killer robots in the military; challenges  related to privacy; the need to embrace transparency and  sustainability; labour and employment issues; how to avoid  algorithmic biases when AI decides; AI application to due  diligence; AI and non-disclosure agreements; and the role  of chatbots. Keeping in mind the necessity to build up a  discipline owing to the impact of AI on the law and legal  practice, the knowledge and experiences of renowned experts  in the AI field from several European countries have been  pooled together as chapters in this book to enable the  readers to gain a global view. Several practical examples,  business cases and interviews form a part of this book  which give insights into the issues that people are dealing  with in practice and provide the real application of this  technology.},
      url = {http://tind.wipo.int/record/41733},
}