Lecturer and former (now retired) Administrator at Columbia Law School. Developed and Co-teach the Lawyering in the Digital Age Clinic at Columbia Law School.
@GTeninbaum This is a great question - I am currently working on an analysis of the CALI Syllabi Commons: https://t.co/guVcS3EBWm
This is a collection of Syllabi from 71 courses taught in Law Schools related to "technology" over the past few years. I will present the analysis at #callicon22
Quantum supremacy: Google claims that its quantum computer is the first to perform a calculation that would be practically impossible for a classical machine. https://t.co/nVSuC4srbD
Why data analysis is on the syllabus for law students at @GeorgiaStateLaw. https://t.co/5l3TrPdKFc We cover many of these topics in Data-Driven Law: https://t.co/bc24V7fZDr
Here’s the quiet work being done to make blockchain a force for good https://t.co/kD69RWUAT8
"working on setting rules and standards for what’s called self-sovereign identity (SSI), potentially allowing people on the blockchain to both be verified as authentic"
excited to reconnect with @bdtechlaw and @marclauritsen over the hard question: how "This Time It's Different" – a niche community has been doing expert systems since the 1980s; how will today's efforts achieve greater impact and scale?
#Clinnovation
“The second someone creates a viable quantum computer, the NP-complete math problems at the heart of Bitcoin mining tech become instantly solvable,” Cyber Saturday Edition https://t.co/K914BYM81m