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Artificial Intelligence Learning to Discriminate
Michael Bidwell explains how AI learns homophobic behaviours and provides suggestions for improving its inclusivity.
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In the final instalment of this blog series, Kim Panti discusses problems that arise with enforceability of Online Dispute Resolution outcomes in e-commerce disputes.
Read more "ODR in cross-border disputes: Issues & solutions (3/3)"ODR in the EU: Goals, issues & framework (2/3)
Monash Law School student Kim Panti discusses how the European Online Dispute Resolution framework facilitates the resolution of E-Commerce disputes.
Read more "ODR in the EU: Goals, issues & framework (2/3)"E-commerce, ODR and cross-border transactions (1/3)
In the first instalment of this blog series, Kim Panti discusses the role of Online Dispute Resolution in borderless transactions facilitated by online technology.
Read more "E-commerce, ODR and cross-border transactions (1/3)"Rethinking drug policy
Karin Derkley gives an overview of a recent event on drug law reform presented by ACJI and the Law, Health and Wellbeing Group.
Read more "Rethinking drug policy"What does the right to a fair trial mean for self-represented litigants?
Ellen Hays explores the implications of Matsoukatidou v Yarra Ranges Council for self-represented litigants.
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