Ontologies and Reasoning in Enterprise Service Ecosystems

Oberle, Daniel

doi:10.1007/s00287-014-0785-5

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“…A similar approach has been developed as part of the Smarter Privacy project that aims at assisting developers of smart grids to comply with data protection law [2]. Their approach modelled the subject domain using the Sumo ontology, enriched with concepts from data protection law, and combined it with a rule-based reasoner about the relevant legal domain.…”

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An Argumentation and Ontology Based Legal Support System for AI Vehicle Design

Yang

et al. 2022

Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence and Applications

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As AI products continue to evolve, increasingly legal problems are emerging for the engineers that design them. Current laws are often ambiguous, inconsistent or undefined when it comes to technologies that make use of AI. Engineers would benefit from decision support tools that provide engineer’s with legal advice and guidance on their design decisions. This research aims at exploring a new representation of legal ontology by importing argumentation theory and constructing a trustworthy legal decision system. While the ideas are generally applicable to AI products, our initial focus has been on Autonomous Vehicles (AVs).

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