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Scoping AI & Law Projects: Wanting It All is Counterproductive
The intersection of law and computer science has been dominated for decades by a community that self-identifies with the pursuit of ‘artificial intelligence’. This self-identification is not a coincidence; many AI & Law researchers have expressed their interest in the ideologically-charged idea-utop
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