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Danny Wilf-Townsend

@drmtown

Associate Professor of Law @GeorgetownLaw, thinking, writing, and teaching about civil procedure, consumer protection, and artificial intelligence.

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"Litigation...is not simply a tool...it embodies an organization of political authority that is politically attractive to Americans–and self-reinforcing. Turning away from litigation may require re-legitimating and re-empowering other forms of authority." hypertext.niskanencenter.org/p/abundance-li…

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The models of course do not live up to even the 50th percentile of hype about them—that would be basically impossible. But at this point you just have to try them to see that they’re a very important technology.

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Significant ruling in one of the big algorithmic price-fixing lawsuits going on right now: reuters.com/legal/governme…

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I think this is one of the more common mistakes I see with people (especially law professors) trying AI—the idea that if you go to a free chatbot, quickly run a question by it, and it does a bad job, then you've learned that it cannot do a good job on that question.

I think this is one of the more common mistakes I see with people (especially law professors) trying AI—the idea that if you go to a free chatbot, quickly run a question by it, and it does a bad job, then you've learned that it cannot do a good job on that question.
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Could not be more excited to announce scaling_laws - this Lawfare / UTexasLaw podcast will dive deep into the AI policy weeds--so buckle up as me and Alan Rozenshtein talk to leading regulators, developers, and thinkers.