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# AIAS 2019
Artificial Intelligence and the Administrative State

### Proceedings of the Workshop on Artificial Intelligence and the Administrative State
co-located with 17th International Conference on AI and Law (ICAIL 2019)

### Montreal, QC, Canada, June 17, 2019.

Edited by

### L. Karl Branting

The MITRE Corporation, Department of Human Language Technology, McLean, Virginia, USA

## Table of Contents

- Preface

### Session 1: Enhancing Agency Functions

- Segmentation of Rulemaking Documentsfor Public Notice-and-Comment Process Analysis 1-9
  Anna Belova, Matthias Grabmair, Eric Nyberg
- AI-Assisted Message Processing for the Netherlands National Police 10-13
  Bas Testerink, Daphne Odekerken, Floris Bex

### Session 2: Support for Citizens

- A Virtuous Circle: Artificial Intelligence and Accessibility for Administrative Applications 14-17
  Sara Frug, Thomas Bruce
- Towards Measuring Risk Factors in Privacy Policies 18-20
  Najmeh Mousavi Nejad, Damien Graux, Diego Collarana

### Session 3: Regulatory Text Interpretation

- Automated Directive Extraction from Policy Texts 21-26
  Karl Branting, Jim Finegan, David Shin, Stacy Petersen, Alex Lyte, Carlos Balhana, Craig Pfeifer
- Explicit Interpretation of the Dutch Aliens Act 27-37
  Robert van Doesburg, Tom van Engers
- Automated Narrative Extraction from Administrative Records 38-48
  Karine Megerdoomian, Karl Branting, Charles Horowitz, Amy Marsh, Stacy Petersen, Eric Scott

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