The FLINT Ontology: An Actor-Based Model of Legal Relations
Jeroen Breteler,
Thom van Gessel,
Giulia Biagioni
et al.
Abstract:Recording and documenting human and AI-driven normative decision-making processes has so far been highly challenging. We focus on the challenge of normative coordination: the process by which stakeholders in a community understand and agree what norms they abide by. Our aim is to develop and formalize the FLINT language, which allows a high-level description of normative systems. FLINT enables legal experts to agree on norms, while also serving as a basis for technical implementation. Our contribution consists… Show more
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