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AI & Law: Legal Maps
by Dr. Lance B. Eliot
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Key briefing points about this article:
- There are plenty of geographic map apps and online digitized maps available these days
- Using an electronic-based map provides handy features such as zoom-in and zoom-out
- Google Maps is the 500-pound gorilla and provides added features such as data overlays
- For the law, envision a Legal Maps capability that was akin to the Google Maps aspects
- And boost this Legal Maps by adding AI capabilities into the mix
Introduction
I’m betting that whenever you are planning a trip or are underway on one, you most likely are going to refer to an online or electronic-based geographical map.
They are immensely helpful.
Of the numerous mapping systems available, Google Maps has risen to be one of the most famous and altogether effusively popular of the revered maps apps (I’ll explain in a moment why Google Maps is being singled out in this discussion).
