For years, China has employed AI agents as online “robot judges." Could that happen here?
September 06, 2024 at 03:04 PM
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For years, China has employed artificial intelligence agents as online “robot judges” that can decide everything from copyright lawsuits to traffic tickets. Can such a thing be possible in America?
For Jo Levy, former general counsel of Asia Pacific at Intel, it could very well be.
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