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[Blog.newspaperindex.com] Newspaperindex - the blog | Newspapers of the world, media, free ...: A search engine that knows exactly what you are looking for, that can understand the question you are asking even better than you do, and find exactly the right information for you, instantly - that was the future predicted by Google yesterday. Speaking at a conference for Google’s European partners, entitled Zeitgeist ‘06, on the outskirts of London last night Google chief executive Eric Schmidt and co-founder Larry Page gave an insight into perhaps the most ambitious project the Californian business is undertaking - artificial intelligence (AI).

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 [Kemppinen] Contract-based copyright Jukka Kemppinen,... : In civil law we have rather dismal experience of the quest of concise concepts and systems derived from the German and then Scandinavian “Begriffsjurisprudenz” or jurisprudence of concepts, which was obliterated because of its neglect of real economic, political, organizational, social and cultural needs, all of which ultimately united in the crushing blow of the first World War and hyperinflation. The tentative, awkward steps out of this world of “clean concepts” was taken by “Interessenjurisprudenz”, jurisprudence of advantages, which actually never penetrated the already solidified patent law and the exotic and unimportant copyright.

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