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Artificial Intelligence and Law 11: 63–67, 2003. Book Review TomM.van Engers, Knowledge Management: The Role of Mental Models in Business Systems Design. Ph.D. thesis, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam. Belasting- dienst (Dutch Tax and Customs Administration), Apeldoorn, 2001, 188 pp. (SIKS Dissertation Series No. 2001-11) The learned society of AI and Law seeks to grasp the nature of legal knowledge and legal reasoning. This is done with the aim of getting a better understanding of the law and providing tools and methods for managing legal knowledge. In my opinion, AI and Law research has traditionally focused on using (rather clean) formal mod- eling techniques. The corresponding research methods depend on philosophical evidence and mathematical proof without much regard for the social and societal nature of the law. This is because, from a formal modeling perspective, individual predispositions distort the model’s objectivity. In his book Knowledge Management: The Role of Mental Models in Business Systems Design Tom van Engers tries to incorporate the social factor by Loc- ating knowledge in mental models. For his conceptualization of mental models he builds upon ideas and methods from behavioral sciences on learning styles. With this approach he gives an explanation for productivity of knowledge work-
Artificial Intelligence and Law – Springer Journals
Published: Oct 6, 2004
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