Editorial

Published in Stockholm IP Law Review 2024 #2, April 2025 s. 1–4

Text and Data Mining in the Slovenian Legal System

https://doi.org/10.53292/33313cc8.c8c3ec4e

Published in Stockholm IP Law Review 2024 #2, April 2025 s. 5–8

Polish Implementation of TDM Exceptions – General Characteristics

https://doi.org/10.53292/33313cc8.be5f8b8f

Published in Stockholm IP Law Review 2024 #2, April 2025 s. 9–18

TDM Exception or Limitation – Methodology of Implementation in the EU Member States: Creating Cohesion or Diversion?

https://doi.org/10.53292/33313cc8.b144d7ba

Published in Stockholm IP Law Review 2024 #2, April 2025 s. 19–24

Textual Insights: What Can Computers Teach Legal Scholars About Law?

https://doi.org/10.53292/33313cc8.3f967df2

Keywords: computational methods, empirical legal studies, large language models, legal scholarship, natural language processing

Published in Stockholm IP Law Review 2024 #2, April 2025 s. 25–32

Researching Legal AI: The Cambridge Law Corpus and Predicting Decisions of the UK Employment Tribunal

https://doi.org/10.53292/33313cc8.26dded33

Published in Stockholm IP Law Review 2024 #2, April 2025 s. 33–36

The Use of Wikipedia, Wikimedia, and Open Access Content for Artificial Intelligence and Text and Data Mining

https://doi.org/10.53292/33313cc8.be33e111

Published in Stockholm IP Law Review 2024 #2, April 2025 s. 37–44

To Mine or Not to Mine: Knowledge Custodians Managing Access to Information in the Age of AI

https://doi.org/10.53292/33313cc8.44e622dc

Published in Stockholm IP Law Review 2024 #2, April 2025 s. 45–54