Research into practical tools
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Juridical AI brings academic inquiry into product development, beginning with legal education and a reusable foundation for professional judgment.
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From research to practical tools.
The project is developing a foundation for legal research, verification, feedback and human assessment. Connecting sources, explicit decisions and revisions to the final work could make legal judgment easier to teach and supervise.
The product strategy is to reuse that foundation across assignments and organizations, with potential later applications in professional training and practice. Research, evaluation and appropriate permissions will shape the path to a scalable product.
Explore the product pathThe researcher behind Juridical AI
Daniel Choi researches AI’s impact on the legal profession, with a focus on senior practitioners, law firms and legal training. He advises law firms on responsible AI adoption, consults on legal AI products, policies and ethical uses, advises boards and lectures at law schools.
He previously practised capital markets law at a leading global law firm in New York City and subsequently consulted for AI start-ups and legal tech products. Daniel holds a master’s degree in ethics from McMaster University and a JD from Osgoode Hall Law School, and is pursuing further graduate studies at the University of Toronto.
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