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Hey #lawfedi what are your go-to resources for learning the ins and outs of contract drafting?
David ColarussoAs a teacher, I've come to understand the utility of new tech isn't always obvious until it becomes ubiquitous, until you have a chance to truly play with it. "Why on earth would I want a video projector in my classroom?" I thought at the turn of the century. Now, I couldn't live w/o it because it turned the "teacher's computer" into a "classroom computer." That's why I'm playing with LLMs, to discover the possible. You should join me. https://sadlynothavocdinosaur.com/posts/tldr-post/
TL;DR LLM: Blurb a webpage for social media
Functionally, today's template, which creates a short summary of a webpage for sharing on social media, is a special-use adaptation of our very first prompt template. However, I would like to use this familiar task to explore two new ideas. First, the fact that you can create special-use versions of existing templates, and second, how one can use the CHAT behavior to do more than question content.
Frederik BorgesiusβTikTok has given special status to certain high-profile accounts, with moderators in Europe encouraged to be more lenient with content posted by people including Russell Brandβ¦ Documents suggest that staff at the viral video app have created a hierarchy of users, with certain individuals or groups assigned internal tags that allow them more leeway.β
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2023/dec/19/tiktok-users-including-russell-brand-given-special-status-messages-show
#tiktok #tech #dsa #law
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2023/dec/19/tiktok-users-including-russell-brand-given-special-status-messages-show
#tiktok #tech #dsa #law
ππ‘π«π’π¬ππ¨π©π‘ππ« ππ€π’π§π₯ππππ»π³π¬Dec 13, 2023By default, Elsevier surveils every page a student visits on the internet β whether itβs related to their education or a google search for nearby abortion clinics. Then, their wildly permissive terms of service say they can build profiles on individual students and sell this information to data brokers
A paper of mine was just included in a collection at the MIT Computational Law Report.¹ So it seemed like a good time to tell you about its novel #ML method (M) for scoring free-response questions. Given the text of student answers, AND NOTHING MORE, M can produce a ranked list of answers that more closely match the order given by a human grader (H) than a random shuffle (R). Learn how, a 𧡠(1/23)
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ΒΉ https://law.mit.edu/smu-past-present-future (Unsupervised Machine Scoring...)
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ΒΉ https://law.mit.edu/smu-past-present-future (Unsupervised Machine Scoring...)
Tiffany LiGenerative AI is going to transform legal research and writing. Law schools need to teach students how to use these tools. Simply banning AI in class is not a future-proof strategy.
Major Thomson Reuters News: Westlaw Gets Generative AI Research Plus Integration with Casetext CoCounsel; Gen AI Coming Soon to Practical Law
Thomson Reuters today delivered on its promise to integrate generative AI within its flagship legal research platform, introducing AI Assisted Research in Westlaw Precision, available immediately to a...
@Diamond_AaronXG You know great point! I feel like Zoom is going the way of Kleenex or other brand names where it's what I mean instead of "video chat." Do you have other thoughts on free/cheap platforms we could use to connect? Am willing to try whatever!