Sass, Novelli, & Zio on AI Risk Assessment and Fundamental Rights, https://t.co/UA8Wow9fwY - Reuben Sass (United States Naval Academy), Claudio Novelli (Yale University – Digital Ethics Center), & Enrico Zio (Polytechnic University of Milan; Aramis S.r.l.; PSL Research University – INSERM U932 – Immunity and Cancer) have posted Quantifying Values: The Problem of AI Risk on SSRN.
Meghwal on Admissibility of AI Generated Forensic Evidence, https://t.co/nhCDtVwwuB - Tapesh Meghwal (Central university of Karnataka) has posted Admissibility of AI-Generated Forensic Evidence: Legal Standards, Ethical Challenges, and Comparative Jurisprudential Analysis on SSRN.
Download of the Week: “The Origins of Statutory Stare Decisis” by Burset, https://t.co/OX5GhiapmW The Download of the Week is The Origins of Statutory Stare Decisis by Christian R. Burset.
Bini et al on the Behavioral Economics of LLMs, https://t.co/Y9y4WF04bW - Pietro Bini, Lin William Cong, Xing Huang & Lawrence J. Jin have posted Behavioral Economics of AI: LLM Biases and Corrections.
Tafs on Algorithmic Bias and AI, https://t.co/f6tNMOOVM2 - Hayden Tafs (University of Wisconsin – Whitewater) has posted Ethical Challenges and Algorithmic Bias in Artificial Intelligence on SSRN.
Perlin, Cucolo, & Kulesza on AI and Mental Disability Law, https://t.co/CUtswU5Nca - Michael Perlin (New York Law School), Heather Ellis Cucolo (New York Law School), & Joanna Kulesza (University of Lodz – Faculty of Law and Administration) have posted Artificial Intelligence, Algorithmic Bias, and Mental Disability Law: Ethical Challenges and Regulatory Solutions on SSRN.
Williams on the Decline of Small Claims Courts, https://t.co/V5GYQIAa00 - Telia Mary U. Williams (South Texas College of Law Houston) has posted The Court of Small Things, The Curse of Legal Superstition: The Precipitous Decline of Small Claims Court, Why it Matters, and What can be Done about it on SSRN.