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Appel à candidatures – Bourses doctorales Droit et IA & stage postdoctoral en droit et technologie

This content is not available in the selected language. Le Laboratoire de cyberjustice et la Chaire LexUM en information juridique offre une opportunité exceptionnelle pour les étudiants de doctorat et les chercheurs postdoctoraux passionné.es par les technologies de l’information, la cyberjustice et l’intelligence artificielle. La Bourse doctorale de la Chaire LexUM en information juridique et […] Read more

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Meeting of the Cyberjustice Laboratory Team: Advances and Features of the LLMediator Project

The Cyberjustice Laboratory's team met this afternoon to discuss the LLMediator project, a conversational agent facilitating online mediation procedures. Several features were presented, such as detecting inflammatory messages, the ability to propose a reformulation of these messages, as well as the possibility of asking the conversational agent to summarize previous messages on the LLMediator platform. […] Read more

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Professor Karim Benyekhlef and Mr. Gabriel Lefebvre sign the article "Predictive Policing in Canada" in the International Review of Criminal Law

On January 9, 2024, the Revue Internationale de Droit Pénal published volume 94, number 2. This issue of RIDP, entitled "Artificial Intelligence and Administration of Criminal Justice" presents the results of collective research undertaken in 2020. Based on a lengthy questionnaire, this research addresses emerging issues concerning the use of artificial intelligence (AI), primarily machine […] Read more

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The Cyberjustice Laboratory collaborates with the OECD on the report "Developing effective online dispute resolution in Latvia"

Today, the OECD published its report titled "Developing Effective Online Dispute Resolution in Latvia." The report documents the evaluation of online dispute resolution in Latvia and summarizes key policy recommendations to support its development. It draws inspiration from the OECD's previous influential work on access to justice, such as the OECD Recommendations on Access to […] Read more