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I've long been interested in this subject, and was particularly pleased to have Justice Thomas Lee of the Utah Supreme Court and Stephen Mouritsen guest-blogging in 2017 about their groundbreaking ...

In our previous four posts we've argued that LLM AIs should not be in the driver's seat of ordinary meaning inquiries. In so stating, we don't deny that AI tools have certain advantages over most ...

The precision and promise of a data-driven society has stumbled these past years, serving up some disturbing—even damning—results: facial recognition software that can’t recognize Black faces, human ...

Commentary Exercise Caution With 'Corpus Linguistics' Judges and lawyers are not trained linguists, and their intrusion into analytics may be influenced by any number of human biases or ...

The COVID-19 pandemic was still raging when a federal judge in Florida made the fateful decision to type “sanitation” into the search bar of the Corpus of Historical American English. Many parts of ...

(Reuters) - A nascent tool of statutory interpretation could get its breakthrough moment later this month, when the U.S. Supreme Court hears a pair of cases about whether a 1964 law authorizes U.S.

(Reuters) - Based on oral arguments, opens new tab on Wednesday, it appears that the U.S. Supreme Court is not yet quite ready for the corpus linguistics revolution. Sign up here. The key phrase, in ...