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International Research Project “Legal Systems and Artificial Intelligence” Final Events in December 2023

International Research Project “Legal Systems and Artificial Intelligence” Final Events in December 2023

2023/11/01

Date & Time: December 18 – 20, 2023

Venue: Hybrid (Hybrid Live Streaming with 10-day missed-program webcast)
In-person: Hitotsubashi Hall
National Center of Sciences Building 2F
2-1-2 Hitotsubashi,Chiyoda-ku,Tokyo 101-8439
Website:https://www.hit-u.ac.jp/hall/accessjp.html
Online: zoom URL will be sent out to registered participants.

Language: Japanese / English (with simultaneous translation)

Organizers: Global Governance Research Center, HIAS, Hitotsubashi University
    Cambridge Business Research Centre, Cambridge University

Sponsored by: LIC CO. Ltd. (Legal Information Center)
KOUBUNDOU Publishers Inc.

Registration: Free of charge. Registration required. Deadline for registration is December 13.

Registration site: Please see here

Monday 18th December 2023 – One day Symposium
“Legal Innovation: Technology changing society and the law”

Program

1:00~1:05 (GMT) /
10:00~10:05(JST)
Opening Mihoko Sumida (Hitotsubashi University)
1:10~2:10 (GMT) / 10:10~11:10 (JST)Keynote Speech: “Future of Accounting” Joichi Ito (Chiba Institute of Technology) [Online]
Followed by a talk session “Towards the future of accounting” with Mikiharu Noma (Hitotsubashi University)
2:10~3:10 (GMT) / 11:10~12:10 (JST)Theoretical Presentation: Taking an evolutionary view of Law
“Law and Statistics” Simon Deakin (University of Cambridge)
“Legal Innovation” Mihoko Sumida (Hitotsubashi University)
“The Future of Dispute Resolution” Felix Steffek (University of Cambridge)
3:10~4:30 (GMT) / 12:10~13:30 (JST)Lunch Break
4:30~6:00 (GMT) / 13:30~15:00 (JST)The Future of Work, Labour Law and AI
“2030: Workplace Conflicts and AI in the Future” Yuichi Washida (Hitotsubashi University) x Chikako Kanki (University of Tokyo)
“AI at Work” Linda Shuku (University of Cambridge) x Bhumika Billa (University of Cambridge) x Simon Deakin (University of Cambridge)
6:00~6:30 (GMT) / 15:00~15:30 (JST)Coffee break
6:30~8:00 (GMT) / 15:30~17:00 (JST)Panel Discussion
Moderator: Wataru Uehara (Hitotsubashi University) x Mihoko Sumida (Hitotsubashi University)
Panelist: Yuichi Washida (Hitotsubashi University), Takashi Araki (University of Tokyo), Chikako Kanki (University of Tokyo), Simon Deakin (University of Cambridge), Bhumika Billa (University of Cambridge), Daiji Kawaguchi (University of Tokyo)
8:00~8:10 (GMT) / 17:00~ 17:10 (JST)Closing Remarks Yasuhiro Otsuki (Director, HIAS, Hitotsubashi University)

Speakers

Mihoko Sumida

Mihoko Sumida
Professor, Hitotsubashi University

Joichi Ito

Joichi Ito
President, Chiba Institute of Technology

Mikiharu Noma

Mikiharu Noma
Professor, Hitotsubashi University

Simon Deakin

Simon Deakin
Professor, University of Cambridge

Felix Steffek

Felix Steffek
Professor, University of Cambridge

Yuichi Washida

Yuichi Washida
Professor, Hitotsubashi University

Chikako KANKI

Chikako Kanki
Professor, University of Tokyo

Bhumika

Bhumika Billa
Researcher, University of Cambridge

Wataru Uehara

Wataru Uehara
Associate Professor, Hitotsubashi University

Takashi Araki

Takashi Araki
Professor, University of Tokyo

Daiji Kawaguchi

Daiji Kawaguchi
Professor, University of Tokyo

Tuesday 19th December 2023 – One day Workshop “AI Analysis of legal norms: new horizon for Legal Discussion?”

Program

1:00~1:30 (GMT) / 10:00~10:30 (JST)Keynote Speech: “The current state of the art in an application of AI to legal domain and juris-informatics”
Ken Satoh (National Institute of Informatics)
1:30~3:30 (GMT) / 10:30~12:30 (JST)Legal evolution and industrialisation: evidence from historical poor law cases
Linda Shuku (University of Cambridge) x Simon Deakin(University of Cambridge)
Comment: Hideyuki Morito (Keio University)
Discussion
Decoding FNC
Ludwig Bull (Court Correct / Hitotsubashi University) x Yuya Ishihara (Hitotsubashi University) x Mihoko Sumida (Hitotsubashi University)
Comment: Kazuhiko Yamamoto (Hitotsubashi University)
Discussion
3:30~4:30 (GMT) / 12:30~13:30 (JST)Lunch Break
4:30~6:30 (GMT) / 13:30~15:30 (JST)Case outcome prediction for UK Employment Tribunal: A preliminary study
Helena Xie (Cambridge University) x Felix Steffek (University of Cambridge)
Comment: Chikako Kanki (University of Tokyo) [Online]
Discussion
Japanese Tort-case Dataset for Rationale-supported Legal Judgment Prediction
Hiroaki Yamada (Tokyo Institute of Technology) [Online] x Mihoko Sumida (Hitotsubashi University)
Comment: Simon Deakin (University of Cambridge)
Discussion
6:30~7:30 (GMT) / 15:30~16:00 (JST)Coffee break
7:30~8:00 (GMT) / 16:00~17:00 (JST)The Cambridge Law Corpus: A Corpus for Legal AI Research
Felix Steffek & Mans Magnusson (Upsala University) [Online]
Comment: Takenobu Tokunaga (Tokyo Institute of Technology) [Online]
Discussion
8:00(GMT) / 17:00(JST)Closing

Speakers

Ken Sato

Ken Sato
Professor, National Institute of Informatics

Linda Shuku

Linda Shuku
Researcher, University of Cambridge

Simon Deakin

Simon Deakin
Professor, University of Cambridge

Hideyuki Morito

Hideyuki Morito
Professor, Keio University

Ludwig Bull

Ludwig Bull
CEO, CourtCorrect
Visiting Scholar, Hitotsubashi University

Yuya Ishihara

Yuya Ishihara
Specially Appointed Assistant Professor, Hitotsubashi University / Xpear Consulting Inc.Senior Manager

Kazuhiko Yamamoto

Kazuhiko Yamamoto
Professor, Hitotsubashi University

Helena Xie

Helena Xie
Researcher, University of Cambridge

Chikako Kanki

Chikako Kanki
Professor, University of Tokyo

Hiroaki Yamada

Hiroaki Yamada
Associate Professor, Tokyo Institute of Technology

Mihoko Sumida

Mihoko Sumida
Professor, Hitotsubashi University

Felix Steffek

Felix Steffek
Professor, University of Cambridge

Mans Magnusson

Mans Magnusson
Associate Professor, Uppsala University

Takenobu Tokunaga

Takenobu Tokunaga
Professor, Tokyo Institute of Technology

Wednesday 20th December 2023 – International Workshop “The Future of Dispute Resolution”

6:00~ (GMT) / 15:00~ (JST)The Future of Dispute Resolution
Greetings JST-RISTEX HITE leader Jiro Kokuryo (Keio University)
6:15~6:45 (GMT) / 15:15〜15:45 (JST)Keynote Speech: “Future of civil disputes and dispute resolution and technology” Shusuke Kakiuchi (University of Tokyo)
6:45~8:00 (GMT) / 15:45〜17:00 (JST)Ethical Guide on using Machine Learning in Dispute Resolution
Felix Steffek (University of Cambridge)
Comment: Wataru Murata (ex-Judge / Chuo University Law School)
Discussion
Moderator: Mihoko Sumida (Hitotsubashi University) x Yuya Ishihara (Hitotsubashi University)
8:00~8:30 (GMT) / 17:00〜17:30 (JST)Special Speech: “The effect of AI and new technologies on the delivery of justice in a digital age” Sir Geoffrey Vos (Master of the Rolls and Head of Civil Justice) [Online]
8:30~8:50 (GMT) / 17:30〜17:50 (JST)Closing Discussion Kazuhiko Yamamoto (Hitotsubashi University)
8:50 (GMT) / 17:50 (JST)Closing Remarks Simon Deakin (University of Cambridge)

Speakers

Jiro Kokuryo

Jiro Kokuryo
Professor, Keio University

Kakiuchi Shusuke

Kakiuchi Shusuke
Professor, University of Tokyo

Felix Steffek

Felix Steffek
Professor, University of Cambridge

Murata Wataru

Murata Wataru
ex-Judge / Chuo University

Mihoko Sumida

Mihoko Sumida
Professor, Hitotsubashi University

Yuya Ishihara

Yuya Ishihara
Specially Appointed Assistant Professor, Hitotsubashi University / Xpear Consulting Inc.Senior Manager

Kazuhiko Yamamoto

Kazuhiko Yamamoto
Professor, Hitotsubashi University

Simon Deakin

Simon Deakin
Professor, University of Cambridge

Information on the Dec. 20 pre-event “Future of AI & Law Research” can be found here.