Abstract “We believe that AI will be about individual empowerment and agency at a scale that we’ve never seen before, and that will elevate humanity. . .”[1] – Sam Altman, CEO, OpenAI (2023) To date, public policy debates over artificial intelligence (AI)—from the EU AI Act, to the Biden Administration’s Executive Order on AI, to the Bletchley
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Abstract As many countries move towards regulating to restrict big tech, there is corresponding debate on how such regulations are assertions of digital sovereignty – and whether such assertions of sovereignty are useful or harmful. However, the use of technology in the administrative state – for government functions and services – can have as much
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Abstract Broadband infrastructure is poised to expand in the next five years. With the influx of federal funding, hopeful states (including Colorado) are bringing the last unconnected residences online. However, there are several potential issues the state should consider. While private providers may be able to build out the infrastructure, the lack of business incentive
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I. Introduction With the arrival of artificial intelligence (AI)-based technologies, which can automate legal routine work, legal research, document review and examination, and predictive analytics, the legal profession is undergoing a monumental change. This blog post discusses substantial findings from recent literature and reports relating to the profound effects of AI on the legal profession.
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