Bonfire of The Vagaries: Towards a Less Imperfect Arbitrator Under Texas Medical Association v. HHS – Kimo Gandall, Jack Kieffaber, Kenny McLaren

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Patricia Geli’s Post

Patricia Geli

Can AI fix a broken law? These founders think so. The "No Surprises Act" has left millions of healthcare cases in a legal backlog. The courts are stuck. But the team behind Arbitrus.ai has a solution. We at C10 Labs are proud to back Fortuna-Insights founders Kimo Gandall, Kenny McLaren and Jameson Axton. Their new piece in the Harvard University Journal of Law & Public Policy explains how their AI-driven arbitration engine can resolve these disputes with unprecedented speed and accuracy. Check out their blueprint for a "less imperfect arbitrator" here: https://lnkd.in/eX4QR7Ph #AI #Law #TechTrends #C10Labs #PublicPolicy #NSA #NoSurprisesAct #Arbitrus Harvard Law School #arbitration #AIjudge #AIarbitrator

Bonfire of The Vagaries: Towards a Less Imperfect Arbitrator Under Texas Medical Association v. HHS – Kimo Gandall, Jack Kieffaber, Kenny McLaren https://journals.law.harvard.edu/jlpp

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