This book constitutes the proceedings of the 17th JSAI International Symposia on Articial Intelligence (JSAI-isAI 2025), held in Osaka, Japan, during May 26–27, 2025.
The 27 full papers included in this book were carefully reviewed and selected from 82 submissions. The papers covered a wide range of topics, including AI & law, juris-informatics, natural language processing for scientific documents, Information retrieval for scientific documents, business Informatics, agent-based modeling, AI & security, AI & privacy.
.- JURISIN 2025.
.- Nineteenth International Workshop on Juris-informatics (JURISIN 2025).
.- Towards Accurate Legal Term Detection: Insights from Dependency Tree-based and Large Language Model Approaches.
.- On the interplay between entailments among obligations and their violations.
.- Legal Regulation of Knowledge Distillation: From A Trade Secret Perspective.
.- Generating Guiding Principles: Evaluating Large Language Models for complex German Legal Summaries.
.- On Normative Status and Argumentation Semantics of Soft-constraint based Norms.
.- Hybrid AI for supporting the European Drafting Legislation.
.- Labeling Case Similarity based on Co-Citation of Legal Articles in Judgment Documents with Empirical Dispute-Based Evaluation.
.- Automating the Creation of Legislative Article Histories in Japanese Commercial Law: A Method for Identifying Corresponding Articles Before and After Amendments.
.- PROLEG and Normative Diagrams.
.- A Multilingual Legal Provision Mapping Accross Jurisdictions: A One-to-Many Approach.
.- Nearest-Neighbor Search or Distance-Based Search, Which is Better for Findinl#'