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Developing AI for Law Enforcement in Singapore and Australia

By Lam Kwok Yan, Campbell Wilson
Communications of the ACM, April 2020, Vol. 63 No. 4, Page 62
10.1145/3378418
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NTU SPIRIT Smart Nation Research Centre, together with the Singapore Judiciary, has successfully developed an Intelligent Case Retrieval System (ICRS) using AI capabilities. ICRS enables efficient retrieval of relevant precedent cases through the use of continuously adaptive AI/data analytics approaches. The use of such tools can help the legal profession to understand case details and perform legal research by trawling through the case repositories at a faster and more accurate rate to obtain the most relevant case precedents and identify possible outcomes in different areas of law.

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