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Executable Knowledge Artifacts and the Law: The Problem and a Framework

For most of professional history, experience could not be separated from the professional who acquired it. Forms, manuals, and software captured portions of professional judgment, but the judgment itself remained human. That practical limitation preserved two distinctions the law depends on: the distinction between an employer’s property and an employee’s knowledge and skill, and the distinction between one client’s confidences and the next client’s matter. However, modern artificial intelligenc

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Executable Knowledge Artifacts and the Law: The Problem and a Framework
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