AI Evidence Verification | A Solo CEO's Empirical Count of the Types of Evidence Behind the Decision to 'Write One Line of Evidence' for Every AI Suggestion

Before reading the content of an AI suggestion, it is better to make it write down 'why it can say that' one line at a ...
BIOENGINEER

Cached Neighborhood Evidence Gives kNN Classifiers a Fairer, Faster Way to Handle Rare Classes

A new classifier called CABLE-kNN caches local neighborhood evidence during training and neutralizes class priors, beating ordinary kNN on imbalanced binary datasets while accelerating prediction by ...
racism

Racial Bias, Accomplice Liability, and the Felony Murder Rule: A National Empirical Study

Excerpted From: G. Ben Cohen, Justin D. Levinson, and Koichi Hioki, Racial Bias, Accomplice Liability, and the Felony Murder Rule: A National Empirical Study, 101 Denver Law Review 65 (Fall, 2023) ...
racism

Understanding Bias in Civil Procedure: Towards an Empirical Analysis of Procedural Rule-making's Role in Continuing Inequality

Excerpted From: Masai McDougall, Understanding Bias in Civil Procedure: Towards an Empirical Analysis of Procedural Rule-making's Role in Continuing Inequality, 75 Rutgers University Law Review 455 ...

Rather, your learning data and the like often have post-hoc explanations. Hobbes, for example

There is a lot of truth to that. Theories and political ideologies often explain "why it is necessary" or "why it is rational ...

Arguing Class Actions: Transparency Is Not Entitlement--The Latest Attack on Litigation Funding

Transparency sounds neutral, disclosure sounds harmless, and anyone opposing either can be made to sound as though they have ...
BIOENGINEER

Quantum Learning Gets a Statistical Makeover: Why Faster Circuits Don’t Guarantee Smarter Machines

A new theoretical framework separates computational speed from statistical generalization in quantum machine learning, showing that faster quantum algorithms alone do not guarantee better learning ...
Berkeley Law

Laura Beth Nielsen ’96, Ph.D. ’99 Becomes First Woman to Lead the American Bar Foundation

Nielsen leads the organization’s push to serve the public good through high-quality empirical research of legal institutions, legal education, and the legal profession.
JuristOpinion

What 4,000 Disciplinary Records Actually Reveal About the Rule of Law

In this four-part series, data analyst David Stasior argues that AI has made it possible to turn court and disciplinary ...

Will Trump's 'public charge' immigration rule save US billions? We investigated

The government is changing guidelines for how immigration officers determine who can get a green card based on their use of public benefits.
SCOTUSblog

The rule of four and role of custom on the Supreme Court

At the center of deciding what cases to decide is a 100-year-old custom known as the rule of four. Simply put, this rule means that the court will hear a case when four justices vote in favor, even if ...
The National Law Review

An Empirical Analysis of Litigation Funding in the Federal Courts

We collaborate with the world's leading lawyers to deliver news tailored for you. Sign Up for any (or all) of our 25+ Newsletters. Some states have laws and ethical rules regarding solicitation and ...