“Computational Law. Definition, problems, methods”. Lecture for BSU students and teachers
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Yehor Churilov
Life long experience of software engineering, architecture and management. LegalTech and Computational Law evangelist. Author and developer of the <strong>Model-Based Law</strong> conception. Researcher in AI, NLU, computational epistemology. Founder of the Minsk Computational Law Lab.
Research blog: <strong><a href="https://anticomplexity.org/">https://anticomplexity.org/</a></strong>
Minsk Computational Law Lab
The community of researchers, software engineers, lawyers interested in computational legal studies and legal transformation topics. Est 2020, based in Minsk, Belarus.