Machine Learning
/ˈməʃin ˈlərnin/
Definitions
- (n.) A subset of artificial intelligence involving algorithms that improve automatically through experience, often relevant in legal contexts like evidence analysis and automated decision-making.
The court relied on machine learning to analyze large volumes of contract data.
Forms
- machine learning
- machine learnings
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Commentary
In legal contexts, 'machine learning' often implicates issues of transparency, bias, and data privacy, which are crucial in drafting regulations and compliance documents.
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