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Mechanism Design for Decentralised Justice: Law in the Age of Crowds and Code
Thu, 24 Apr 2025 · 09:30 GMT+1River Room, Strand Building, King's College London, London, UK
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A one-day conference (MD4DJ) co-hosted by the King's Institute for Artificial Intelligence and Kleros. Federico Ast gave the opening remarks and the talk 'Decentralised Justice: A New Legal Paradigm'; William George gave 'The Frontiers of Decentralised Justice: Key Research & Future Challenges' and joined the peer prediction, social choice and jury selection panels. Rob Dean of the Kleros Supervisory Board sat on the AI and decentralised justice panel.
Talks
Panel: Unlocking Trust, Peer Prediction
William George, Naman Goel, Ian Kash
Mechanism Design for Decentralised Justice: Law in the Age of Crowds and Code · Thu, 24 Apr 2025▶ WatchVideo
Panel: AI & Decentralised Justice
Colin Rule, Rob Dean, Eric Alston and others
Mechanism Design for Decentralised Justice: Law in the Age of Crowds and Code · Thu, 24 Apr 2025▶ WatchVideo
Panel: Bridging Worlds, Decentralised Justice Meets Traditional Law
Schillig, Nappert, Schneider, Carugati
Mechanism Design for Decentralised Justice: Law in the Age of Crowds and Code · Thu, 24 Apr 2025▶ WatchVideo
Panel: Social Choice, Incentives & Fairness
William George, Yann Aouidef, Stefanos Leonardos
Mechanism Design for Decentralised Justice: Law in the Age of Crowds and Code · Thu, 24 Apr 2025▶ WatchVideo
Panel: Blockchain Identity & Jury Selection
Puja Ohlhaver, William George, Federico Ast
Mechanism Design for Decentralised Justice: Law in the Age of Crowds and Code · Thu, 24 Apr 2025▶ WatchVideo
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