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Artificial Intelligence And The Legal SectorElementor

Artificial intelligence (AI) has become increasingly relevant in the legal sector due to its potential to transform various aspects of legal practice. AI applications enable law firms to improve efficiency, accuracy, and client service by automating repetitive tasks, facilitating better decision-making, and focusing human efforts on higher-value legal work.
Despite the effectiveness and efficiency of artificial intelligence (AI), there are challenges faced by the legal sector, and this article seeks to highlight these challenges and address ways to deal with them.
This article also ponders whether or not the invention of artificial intelligence will replace the duties of lawyers.

Capacity Building: Learnings from ‘Strengthening Health Info Systems’ Conference

“Strengthening Health Information System toward Interoperability in West Africa Region” was a conference that brought together stakeholders to look at health systems and lessons learned from the Ebola crisis.  Being the non-technical person that I am, my take-aways were about the people.  Capacity Building.  What is needed to train people in skills to manage systems …

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The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)

Diploma, Economics

The course focuses on the macroeconomy as a general equilibrium system and discusses how goods, money and factor markets interact to determine national income and its components.  The topics to be covered are: macroeconomic data, the neo-classical model of economic growth, equilibrium unemployment, monetary system, money neutrality and inflation.

University of Massachusetts Amherst

Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), Political Science and Economics

Basically deals with politics. It includes learning in public administration and law.