David A. Simon Steve Leben Orin Kerr If we are worried that using AI to critique our own scholarly work replaces the author with AI, why don't we have the same concern with workingshopping papers at junior scholars conference? By this line of argument, don't both risk outsourcing the author's work to AI and other

Deepfakes are getting harder to spot — but not impossible. Professor V.S. Subrahmanian shares five tips to help you stay ahead of AI deception. mccormick.northwestern.edu/magazine/sprin…

Orin Kerr For many AI tools, the barrier to entry is low and I expect that mostly everyone will use them in the near future. Other AI opportunities require infrastructure and training. I'm seeing this in the law firms. If you have invested in knowledge management, data governance, process

Northwestern has launched an institutional network dedicated to the integration of data science and AI across all aspects of research and education. McCormick's V.S. Subrahmanian will serve as a founding co-director. spr.ly/60134JWnZ

Northwestern has launched an institutional network to empower University-wide use of data science and AI. Northwestern Engineering and IPR's V.S. Subrahmanian will serve as founding co-director. Read more about the initiative: spr.ly/60144Mb7G

The University has launched the Northwestern Network for Collaborative Intelligence, an initiative dedicated to empowering the use of data science and AI. Profs. Abel Kho and V.S. Subrahmanian have been appointed as the founding co-directors of the network: spr.ly/60154brSN

Dave Hoffman The introduction of legal technology tools has exposed that law practice is not evidence based and is lacking in quality. For example, lawyers resisted technology assisted review for eDiscovery because "TAR made errors," but TAR prevailed because human review of documents is

Again? A guarantee not to lose, again? Everyone in Ohio knows that their national championship has a big asterisk: * Dominated at home by Michigan, again

We welcomed three leaders from Adobe Research to Northwestern's Evanston campus on June 10 and 11 to discuss potential research collaborations and engagement with faculty and students. spr.ly/60134sihH

What are the risks and benefits of using AI in courts? Last week, Northwestern Law's Daniel W. Linna Jr. and @northwesterneng / Northwestern Buffett Institute for Global Affairs's V.S. Subrahmanian gathered a group of judges, court administrators, & law practitioners to investigate.

University of Michigan claps back at NCAA, will appeal sign-stealing punishment freep.com/story/sports/c…

Want a glimpse of how NCAA Enforcement really works? Chris Partridge was fired by Michigan without an opportunity to say anything in his defense, and his name was ruthlessly dragged through the mud. The real basis for Chris’s termination was Michigan’s reliance on the 🧵

The highlighted statements in today’s COI are patently false. There were no communications with me from the NCAA enforcement staff about trying to collect cell phone images, about a deadline, or about interviewing Coach Harbaugh. I received no emails or other correspondence 🧵

Law as engineering needed in the future

We are underinvesting in areas where research suggests AI could be good enough, right now, to make an impact Controlled studies find that current LLMs can be very useful in medicine & education, especially in disadvantaged areas, but more work is needed to deliver on the promise

Group members include V.S. Subrahmanian, Daniel W. Linna Jr., Jeremy Gilbert, Valerio La Gatta, Marco Postiglione, and more. Learn more about SMART: buffett.northwestern.edu/news/2025/empo…