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I’ve looked only quickly at the linked piece, but I did notice a factual mistake in point 5. Point 5…
Very interesting interview with Professor Schwarcz on the latest episode of Ipse Dixit podcast: https://shows.acast.com/ipse-dixit/episodes/daniel-schwarcz-on-ai-and-human-legal-reasoning
*Yes, you are correct that the synthesis task required participants both to read the source material and draft a memo.…
Thank you, Dan. Your “synthesis task” required students to both read the packet and write a legal memo on a…
Thanks for a very interesting paper as we try to understand this new technology and how to work with it.…
Please see this link for the final version of the McMaster Philosophy Department’s notice for Barry Allen. There is some…
Perhaps one can quibble with this or that statement or claim, and of course speaking about probabilities or risk estimates…
That’s the subject of a new blog run out of the Department of Philosophy at the University of Alberta. Rob Wilson (Alberta) explains that the blog is,
associated with a large-scale research project with more of less the same name that pulls together about 60 researchers–a number of them philosophers of science, bioethicists, folks working on disability, the history of eugenics, enhancement technologies–mostly from Canada and the US, but also with a wider reach.
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