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Artificial intelligence is better tutor than law profs, new study finds

A new comprehensive study spearheaded by Stanford Law School has revealed that artificial intelligence excels as a tutor, outperforming human law professors in answering student questions. This significant finding suggests that AI-powered tutoring systems can effectively assist students in developing complex legal reasoning skills and offers a promising avenue for enhancing legal education by providing high-quality, on-demand academic support, potentially transforming how future legal professionals learn and interact with challenging legal concepts.

Utah education leaders roll out Google AI tools for schools statewide

Jun 03,26 | 01:40 EST

Utah education leaders are partnering with Google to expand access to artificial intelligence tools in public schools, a move they said will help students develop AI literacy while giving educators new tools to support classroom instruction.

Prediction: This Artificial Intelligence (AI) Chip Stock Will Soar After Micron's Earnings

Jun 03,26 | 01:39 EST

Micron is scheduled to report fiscal third-quarter results on June 24, and its performance is expected to have a significant impact on other AI memory and storage companies like Sandisk. Positive results could signal accelerating demand in the broader AI market and make memory stocks attractive for long-term investors.

Better Markets Launches People-Centered AI Agenda to Ensure Artificial Intelligence Benefits All Americans

Jun 03,26 | 01:37 EST

Better Markets announced a significant initiative to launch a 'people-centered AI agenda,' aiming to ensure that the rapid integration of artificial intelligence across the economy and financial system genuinely benefits Main Street workers, families, small businesses, and communities, rather than consolidating wealth at the very top. This agenda is designed to proactively guide AI's development towards broad societal good.

No, Artificial Intelligence Is Not Conscious

Jun 03,26 | 01:36 EST

Taken to its logical conclusion, this line of thinking is absurd—and damning.

But Just What Is This ‘Artificial Intelligence’?

Jun 03,26 | 01:35 EST

In the realm of modern buzzwords, 'AI' stands out as exceptionally prevalent. While 'smart' or 'intelligent' once sufficed for product promotion, today, artificial intelligence is marketed as a revolutionary force, enhancing efficiency, solving complex problems like cancer, and transforming everyday life. However, this widespread use often overstates its true capabilities, leading to a distorted understanding of what artificial intelligence actually entails, drawing parallels to past 'electronic brain' exaggerations. The article delves into clarifying the genuine nature of AI, distinguishing between mere automation and true intelligence, and highlighting the fascinating algorithms often obscured by this overarching 'AI' label.

What Restorative Justice Teaches Us in an Age of Artificial Intelligence

Jun 03,26 | 01:32 EST

This article explores how restorative justice in legal education offers a profound human experience that contrasts with the efficiency-driven nature of artificial intelligence. It emphasizes slowing down, listening, vulnerability, and humanity as essential components of justice, which cannot be replicated by algorithms.

USC Salkehatchie offering free artificial intelligence (AI) summer classes

Jun 02,26 | 01:43 EST

The University of South Carolina - Salkehatchie is providing free artificial intelligence (AI) workshops available at both its Walterboro and Allendale campuses. These practical workshops are designed to help community members, local professionals, and business owners understand and utilize AI technology for everyday life, business applications, and workplace productivity, completely free of charge.

Kirkland & Ellis To Spend $500 Million Building Proprietary AI Technology

Jun 02,26 | 01:42 EST

Kirkland & Ellis, the world's highest-grossing law firm, has set aside $500 million to develop its own artificial intelligence platform, signaling one of the largest AI investments made by a law firm to date. The initiative is designed to create proprietary technology that captures and deploys the firm's institutional knowledge rather than relying solely on third-party AI tools available across the legal industry.