Congratulations to AI 2030 advisor, Jason Y. Kelly being recognized by Daily Journal Corporation as one of 2024's Top #AI Lawyers!
Partner Jason Y. Kelly was featured in the Daily Journal Corporation's issue of "Top Artificial Intelligence Lawyers" for 2024. Congratulations, Jason! Click here to read more: https://lnkd.in/gfWtUqa2
Dive into #AI and #law with the latest #LadyJusticePodcast episode featuring West Virginia University College of Law Prof. Amy Cyphert! Join her and the lady justices as they unravel AI's evolving role in legal practice. https://lnkd.in/eh5tNhTy
Have you heard about two new artificial intelligence laws and their effects on accessibility? It is nice to have rad or listened to A11y Insights to learn more about it. https://buff.ly/3XEY04z #Accessibility #Legal #ArtificialIntelligence
Have you heard about two new artificial intelligence laws and their effects on accessibility? One comes from Colorado. The other comes from the EU. Read or listen to A11y Insights to learn more about it. https://buff.ly/3XEY04z #Accessibility #Legal #ArtificialIntelligence Image: Illustration of Thomas and Ken at a desk with A11y Insights. Thomas has a laptop in front of him. A city skyline is in the distance behind them. The news window shows a a large conference table with professionals around it and the screen in the middle represents artificial intelligence
Great article but also a great example of Open Access! What is open access? Accessibility that is brought out into the open, captions that are available on default or a transcript that is openly available. As someone with ADP that doesn’t like to listen to content, but rather read it instead, open transcripts are a breath of fresh air. I don’t have to look for it, I don’t have to press any buttons or open a separate webpage for it, it’s readily available underneath the podcast. Open access is for everyone! For example, a mother who is holding their sleeping baby and can’t have the audio turned up- an example of an incidental need for open access. Accessibility out in the open, for everyone, well done! #weheartopenaccess
Have you heard about two new artificial intelligence laws and their effects on accessibility? One comes from Colorado. The other comes from the EU. Read or listen to A11y Insights to learn more about it. https://buff.ly/3XEY04z #Accessibility #Legal #ArtificialIntelligence Image: Illustration of Thomas and Ken at a desk with A11y Insights. Thomas has a laptop in front of him. A city skyline is in the distance behind them. The news window shows a a large conference table with professionals around it and the screen in the middle represents artificial intelligence
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Save The Date: November 23rd for Paris Legal Makers II. Legal Makers 2023 will explore Artificial Intelligence and how to turn it into a promising future. To register: parislegalmakers.org
Save The Date: November 23rd for Paris Legal Makers II. Legal Makers 2023 will explore Artificial Intelligence and how to turn it into a promising future. To register: parislegalmakers.org
Can We Get Back to Basics? The Negligence Of A Tech-Ruled Society is explained in my latest article where I elaborate on the impact of consumption and artificial intelligence making waves in our society. Click here to read https://lnkd.in/ewcB-DRc
48,000 retractions as of March 2024 are just the tip of the iceberg in the AI-powered research ecosystem. So what can scholarly publishers and societies do to safeguard from fraudulent research and uphold research integrity? Stick around and watch this space for more! Source: https://ow.ly/Lyvf50R90SB #ResearchIntegrity #AcademicPublishing #ScholarlyCommunication #ResearchIntegrityFirst
Why the distinction between data and information cannot be ignored Models are meant to set apart contexts and concerns, an objective all the more critical for enterprises immersed into uniform digital environments. And yet, modeling is still often seen as an academic and/or superfluous activity. As it happens ubiquitous privacy regulations demonstrate the practical (ie legal and financial) consequences of leaving out the difference between collected facts (data) and legitimately managed facts (information). https://lnkd.in/gZ2ZSD-R
"Antitrust and Generative Artificial Intelligence"—what is the relationship and how to address the main questions? Listen to Professor Salil Mehra's research, which discusses how the conflict paradigm between static and dynamic competition is no longer reliable and how generative artificial intelligence provides a useful illustration of this limited reasoning. Watch here:
