RT @PlaysWithActs: @PlaysWithActs and @jimfinnis wrote about this in 'On Computable Numbers with An Application to the AlanTuringProblem' h…
RT @PlaysWithActs: @PlaysWithActs and @jimfinnis wrote about this in 'On Computable Numbers with An Application to the AlanTuringProblem' h…
@PlaysWithActs and @jimfinnis wrote about this in 'On Computable Numbers with An Application to the AlanTuringProblem' https://t.co/Ge1BNgW49v Can the legal system think?
@Harbottle_Legal @UoYLaw Problem is of course that the law may stay the same, but the meaning of the words in that law may change. I wrote an article on this, explaining how the Criminal Law (Amendment) Act 1885 was law for 82 years, but prosecution was mo
@AberCompSci @KiraPFTech @bcsmidwales Shame we couldn't come - Catrin and I wrote a paper on AI and the law, it would have been interesting to see another perspective https://t.co/WUa6raB8Zv
@Hal_Duncan @paddycarver recent paper by @PlaysWithActs (and a bit from me) about *why* the 50's was a bad time... https://t.co/WUa6raB8Zv https://t.co/vJZgwfOW9U
RT @Melanie_Rimmer: Is the law a computable number in the sense described by Alan Turing? https://t.co/ukECmdSx60 @jimfinnis @PlaysWithActs
Is the law a computable number in the sense described by Alan Turing? https://t.co/ukECmdSx60 @jimfinnis @PlaysWithActs
This is great from @PlaysWithActs - Is the law a computable formal system? https://t.co/ZU5BfGClyO
Not one to blow my own trumpet but PAPER! https://t.co/lqGuwK7b8p