Trevor J.M. Bench-Capon
Department of Computer Science
University of Liverpool
Liverpool
L69 7ZF, UK
email tbc at csc.liv.ac.uk
Retirement:
I retired from employment at the
end of September 2012.and am now an Honorary Visiting Professor in the
Department.
I intend to keep up some research activities.
Research
Interests
- Advanced Informatics Applied to Law
- Computational Dialectics,
Argumentation and Persuasion
- Practical Reasoning
- Legal Reasoning
- Ontologies
- Knowledge Representation
- Verification, Validation and
Maintenance of KBS
Full Bibliography.
Some
more links to papers and abstracts (and bibtex) can
be found from the DBLP
Bibliography Server.
A
fairly comprehensive bibliography is also on my
Google Scholar page.
Artificial Intelligence
and Law
I was awarded (jointly with Henry Prakken and Giovanni Sartor) the 2023
Codex Prize.
Editor in Chief Artificial
Intelligence and Law Journal
Artificial
Intelligence and Law: Special
Issue marking 25 years of the International Conference on AI and Law:
(2012) 20:3 pages 215-319.
Artificial Intelligence
and Law: HYPO’s Legacy: a comprehensive
survey of 30 years of work on this topic
ICAIL 2013 in Rome. Photos at International
Association for AI and Law
ICAIL Workshop on Argumentation in AI
and Law: Rome June 10th 2013.
Post Workshop Resources Page.
ICAIL 2015 in San Diego. Photos. Photo
ICAIL 2017 at Kings
College, London. Photos at
International Association for AI and Law.
ICAIL
2019 at University of Montreal. Photos
at International Association for AI and Law.
Article
on the future of AI in Law (taken from Raconteur, published in the Times).
Podcast
by Katie Atkinson on AI and Law.
Lord
Chief Justice’s AI Advisory Group
Argumentation
COMMA 2012 –Vienna
I was honoured
to be invited to give the opening talk at this conference. The Long and Winding Road: Forty Years
of Argumentation.
You can see the slides or the
accompanying text. Picture 1. Picture 2.
DEXA 2013 – Prague
Slides of my keynote talk Structuring
E-Participation in Policy Making through Argumentation can
be found here
Festschrift:
22nd November 2013
Thanks
to Katie Atkinson, Henry Prakken and Adam Wyner for organising a Festschrift to mark my 60th
birthday. Thanks also to all who contributed to the book, and all
those who attended on the day. Picture.
My D.Phil Thesis Can
God be an Object of Reference? Is available on-line.
Updated 23 January 2020