Measuring & Promoting Critical Thinking Regarding Legal AI Decision Support Systems

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In this project, we are developing a quantitative model-based tool to measure critical thinking, using AI tools.

The specific topic for this project is AI decision support systems in the legal system.

The project has two main goals: The first is to develop the measuring tool for critical thinking towards AI. The second is to develop verified intervention tools that promote critical thinking.

The project is now in the data collection process, and the results will be published shortly.

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