Lexum Newsletter, March 2022 - vol. 28 View this email in your browser Decisia 6.3 – More Intuitive Publication Statuses Decisia 6.3 introduces a more streamlined approach to group management and user access to documents. It offers improved integration with Qweri. >> Read more   New AI generated subject classification for Ontario case law is live! Following up on a similar project conducted for Saskatchewan case law last year, we are happy to announce that artificial intelligence generated classification has now been applied to Ontario court decisions. >> Read more Open Position: Java Software Engineer Lexum is looking for a Java and Web software engineer to join a team of 15 engineers working on legal software products. The successful candidate will join the team working on CanLII. >> Read more Some Thoughts on Algorithmic and Data Literacy If we don’t understand the data, then understanding the algorithm itself almost doesn’t matter. On Slaw.ca, Sarah Sutherland explores how algorithmic and data literacy go hand in hand.  >> Read more Call for papers: AI and A2J  The Autonomy through Cyberjustice Technologies (ACT) partnership invites doctoral and master's candidates to submit unpublished papers related to the use of artificial intelligence to increase access to justice. >> Read more Excerpt: Legal Data and Information in Practice–How Data and the Law Interact In her new book, Sarah Sutherland provides readers with an understanding of how to facilitate the acquisition, management, and use of legal data in organizations such as libraries, courts, governments, universities, and start-ups. Here, an excerpt from Chapter 6: Issues with Using Legal Data. >> Read more Twitter Facebook LinkedIn Email Website Copyright © 2022 Lexum, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you subscribed to the Lexum newsletter. Update Profile. Unsubscribe. Our mailing address is: Lexum 4200, Saint-Laurent #910 Montreal, QC H2W 2R2 Canada