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I’d assumed Brian Garrett’s comment was meant as parody.
Replying to Steve Innsbruck (just on the issue of Pangram reliability): “Some of the discussions I’ve seen about it in…
Hi Paul, Calling something a “Socratic questionnaire” already has a hint of irony about it; it’s a term that comes…
“What is less clear is how good Pangram is in distinguishing human-written text that has been polished by AI, from…
Thanks for the reports David! I’m glad to hear that this round was more responsive; I can tweak it a…
By “Socratic” I would expect that to mean, the machine would be following my train of thought, ala the midwife…
I tried the trolley problem once again, this time offering the argument that as I was not responsible for the…
Leslie Green and John Gardner are two of the best (maybe the two best) legal philosophers in the world active today; here Green critically considers some of Gardner's recent work. Definitely worth reading for anyone interested in philosophy of law, broadly construed.
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