Justice-sector AI / Germany / GovTech Platforms GmbH
AI-based structuring assistant for complex court files GovTech Platforms GmbH · Court administration · 2024-12-23
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TED notice 786986-2024 records research and development services for an AI-based structuring assistant for complex court files. The German notice says the project aims to structure and prepare files from all jurisdictions using an AI-based language model for justice digitalisation.
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