Neuro-Symbolic AI. Mathematical Ontologies. Reasoning, Verification & Trust. Expanding Computational Capabilities, Pattern Generation & Predictive Models.
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Harvey's grader work is the most interesting legal AI publication of the month, and not for the reason it was written. That and the other Legal AI bets made this month by Legora, Latham, and Morgan & Morgan. Check it out.
I have filed 16 corrections to legal AI benchmarks, skills and templates published by Harvey, LegalQuants, Anthropic, General Legal, Thomson Reuters and Crosby Legal, and started a public register to track them.
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Good evals writeup from Crosby. The gap: nothing in the pipeline stands for what a clause does (who owes what to whom, which conditions, which defined terms). Without that object, 55% attorney disagreement reads as subjectivity. Most of it is wording and hygiene a diff resolves... @aveekdg
Just checking in with myself. #legalai
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Philosophy is the last discipline worth studying in the AI age.
1. For the first time in history the interface with technology is semantic not numeric. That gives masters of language incredible power.
2. AGI is the end of techne, the end of instrumentality. Yet philosophy is the only discipline that's non-instrumental. I could care less who discovers the cure for cancer, but at the end of the day I need to decide what is the good life. AGI can't replace that because I need to be the one making the decision.
In Frank We Trust #umass @coachFMartin
Cohen on his commitment to UMass:
“I chose UMass because of the vision Frank Martin has for this program. We want to turn this ship around and bring this program to the NCAA tournament. I was truly blessed to meet a pleather of unbelievable coaches throughout this process, but I found my second home at the University of Massachusetts.”
