This is a 101 episode on Logic & Computational Logic.Is the law logical? Do lawyers need to know logic? How did logic develop into computational logic?Hosts:<ul> <li>Alexandra Andhov</li> <li>Léonard Van Rompaey</li></ul>

This is a 101 episode on Logic & Computational Logic. Is the law logical? Do lawyers need to know logic? How did logic develop into computational logic? Hosts: Alexandra Andhov Léonard Van Rompaey

This is a 101 episode on Logic &amp; Computational Logic.Is the law logical? Do lawyers need to know logic? How did logic develop into computational logic?Hosts:<ul> <li>Alexandra Andhov</li> <li>Léonard Van Rompaey</li></ul>

CPH S2 E3 | 101: Logic & Computational Logic

In today's digital landscape, technology is transforming our world faster than ever. How do we navigate these changes responsibly? What frameworks can guide us? Who gets to decide the rules? And for whose benefit?

To answer these questions and more, the Centre for Advancing Law &amp; Technology Responsibly at the University of Auckland brings you the Legally Wired Podcast. Each episode brings you conversations with thought leaders, innovators, and experts exploring the intersection of law, technology and sustainable progress, making complex ideas accessible and actionable.

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In today's digital landscape, technology is transforming our world faster than ever. How do we navigate these changes responsibly? What frameworks can guide us? Who gets to decide the rules? And for whose benefit? To answer these questions and more, the Centre for Advancing Law & Technology Responsibly at the University of Auckland brings you the Legally Wired Podcast. Each episode brings you conversations with thought leaders, innovators, and experts exploring the intersection of law, technology and sustainable progress, making complex ideas accessible and actionable.

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