Professor, University of Pittsburgh Graduate Program in Intelligent Systems
Professor, University of Pittsburgh School of Law
Senior Scientist, Learning Research & Development Center
- PhD, University of Massachusetts
Education & Training
Recent Publications
Research Interests
My research interests in Learning, Law and Computer Science are to:
- Develop computational models of case-based reasoning (CBR) in domains like law and practical ethics as an intellectual methodology for better understanding comparative evaluation with cases and principles and as a basis for intelligent computer systems to educate students and assist practitioners.
- Develop case-based and analogical reasoning as alternative techniques for representing and acquiring knowledge in Artificial Intelligence (AI) programs.
- Identify and analyze special legal problems posed by computer technology in such areas as intellectual property, commercial law, product liability, technology licensing, computer crime and privacy.
