Benjamin Alarie

Law professor and BlueJ CEO Benjamin Alarie discusses the use of artificial intelligence to predict tax court case outcomes. They explore the complexities of worker classification, integrating language models into predictive models, the interactive nature of AI models, and applying tax litigation principles to financial accounting.

Benjamin Alarie, a law professor at the University of Toronto and the founder and CEO of BlueJ, discusses Ask BlueJ, a generative AI system for tax research. They cover the limitations of ChatGPT, advancements and limitations of AI in tax law, different approaches to tax research, and the pricing and value proposition of Ask BlueJ for tax professionals.

Benjamin Alarie, an expert in the deployment of advanced AI systems in the legal profession, discusses how AI can radically improve the legal industry. Topics include the data-heavy nature of legal work, the slow adoption of technological innovations, automating legal processes, predicting court decisions with AI, surpassing human predictions, and the potential implications of AI in the legal profession.