Matthew Stubenberg

Legal technologist, creator of MDExpungement, and current Innovator in Residence at @UHMLawSchool. #LegalTech

[Matthew Stubenberg @MatthewLawTech]

Ever wonder which AI model is the best for legal purposes? Here's a small benchmarking project I've been working on which tests AI models against the multiple choice MBE questions on the bar exam. o1 gets 95% of questions correct.
https://t.co/llDykQCsIL

#LegalTech

[Matthew Stubenberg @MatthewLawTech]

Great time presenting on AI and Ethics at the Hawaii Bankruptcy Bar Association Conference. Lots of interest in the impact of AI. @legaltech

[Hawaiʻi's Law School @UHMLawSchool]

Richardson Law recently participated in a free legal clinic with the soft launch of a new expungement automation tool developed by Innovator-in-Residence Matthew Stubenberg & law student Ben Leider. Click the link below to learn more! #Innovation

🔗 https://t.co/epeAkJ96VG

[Matthew Stubenberg @MatthewLawTech]

Great presentation on AI at the HSBA Civil Bench Bar Forum at the Hawaii Supreme Court yesterday. #LegalTech

[Matthew Stubenberg @MatthewLawTech]

It looks like our founding fathers may have used ChatGPT to write the constitution.... Stay tuned for my upcoming academic paper on the use of generative A.I. in the 1700's.

[Matthew Stubenberg @MatthewLawTech]

I had a great turnout for the first Coding for Lawyers CLE in Hawaii at @UHMLawSchool. Covered intro to Python, coding with AI, and UPL issues. We even had custom Coding for Lawyers shirts made! #LegalTech https://t.co/AlaEUky3fU

[Matthew Stubenberg @MatthewLawTech]

I've become a fan of @streamlit. It lets my Coding for Lawyers' students easily create websites using just Python. As a test I built a dashboard to help track law school metrics, check it out. #legaltech https://t.co/HKvsKgOFem

[Matthew Stubenberg @MatthewLawTech]

For those wondering the homework prompt is to develop a program to determine if someone is eligible for services at Hawaii Legal Aid based on their household size and household income according to the federal poverty guidelines.

[Matthew Stubenberg @MatthewLawTech]

Out of curiosity I put in the first HW assignment for Coding for Lawyers into ChatGPT. It solved it but used coding elements not taught yet, making it obvious. So I told it to rewrite it without using those elements and the answer could easily fool me if a student turned it in.

[Matthew Stubenberg @MatthewLawTech]

@gnugro @tiffanycli @a2jlab They generally enjoyed them. We did it as part of a study to test the effectiveness of VR trainings for attorneys. Unfortunately, the study fell apart for non tech reasons so we never got definitive results. My hope one day is to reattempt the study.

[A2J Tech Fellows @atjtechfellows]

Excited to announce the winner of the 2022 Legal Tech Fictional Writing Competition. Winning entries displayed a mastery of merging law and technology into an entertaining and challenging short fictional piece!

Sponsored in part by @ABAYLD @WordRake

https://t.co/LXtHHPijql

[Matthew Stubenberg @MatthewLawTech]

@Flooie @mlissner How do I get in early on this NFT collection?

[Matthew Stubenberg @MatthewLawTech]

@Flooie Saving tax dollars by using nothing but default Microsoft Word icons.

[Matthew Stubenberg @MatthewLawTech]

First time presenting in person since the pandemic started. Crash course on coding and UPL issues around legal tech software. Big thanks to the Western States Bar conference for hosting me. #LegalTech

[ABA for Law Students @abalsd]

Just 1 week left to submit your story for the Legal Tech Fictional Writing competition! $1,500 in cash prizes. Deadline is March 15th. Sponsored by @WordRake, @ABAYLD, and @atjtechfellows.

Learn more at https://t.co/6kHb3zq2T6 #LegalTech

[ABA for Law Students @abalsd]

Update: The submission deadline for the Legal Tech Fictional Writing competition has been pushed back to March 15th.

Also if you missed the webinar with last year's winners you can watch the recording at: https://t.co/6kHb3z8s1y. #LegalTech

[ABA for Law Students @abalsd]

Want to learn more about the 2nd annual #legaltech fictional writing competition for law students? The 1st place prize is $1000! Attend an informational webinar on Wednesday, February 16 at 12pm PT / 3pm ET.
Register here: https://t.co/6kHb3z8s1y @ABAYLD @atjtechfellows @WordRake

[Matthew Stubenberg @MatthewLawTech]

Want to learn more about the 2nd annual #legaltech fictional writing competition for law students? The 1st place prize is $1000! Attend an informational webinar on Wednesday, February 16 at 12pm PT / 3pm ET. Register here: https://t.co/JA2q1c6Fog @ABAYLD @atjtechfellows @WordRake

[TM Law Library @UMDLawLibrary]

Law students at @Umdlaw, enter the Legal Tech Fictional Writing Competition to win a $1000 prize! Submit 1500-word fictional stories about how technology is or may be impacting the legal field. It’s designed to be a fun writing project, not a legal memorandum. #LegalTech #LTFWC