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Featured15 Jul 2026 · 1 min read · AI in Economic Research

Can AI read thirty years of case law?

Our second AI-supported working paper is out. An AI model read all 9,995 published decisions of the Turkish Competition Board and extracted the 18,513 citations connecting them. Network analysis did the rest.

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