A Conversation About AI in the Judiciary

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Date
Time
12:10PM
Location

SLB 122

Open to
Yale Law School Community
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A poster with the headshot of Hon. Kevin Newsom and Alana Frederick

Please join the Lillian Goldman Law Library for A Conversation about AI in the Judiciary with The Hon. Kevin Newsom and Alana Frederick.

This event will take place on Thursday, February 13th at 12:10 PM in SLB122.
**Online Registration is Required by February 10th** 
Boxed lunch will be available for those who register at: https://bit.ly/4gmcnRf 

In 2024, Judge Kevin Newsom, of the U.S. Court of Appeals for Eleventh Circuit, wrote two concurrences suggesting Large Language Models (LLMs) can be a useful tool for legal interpretation, particularly in determining the "ordinary meaning" of words and phrases.

Judge Newsom and his career clerk, Alana Frederick, who worked on both cases, will discuss these concurrences and AI use in the judiciary with Jason Eiseman, the Director of Library Technology and Planning.

Recommended reading: Please review Judge Newsom’s concurrences discussing his use of AI

James Snell v. United Specialty Insurance Company https://bit.ly/snell-concurrence 

United States v. Joseph Deleon https://bit.ly/deleon-concurrence 

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