Event poster Asha Allen Secretary General, Centre for Democracy & Technology Europe Artur Pericles L. Monteiro Lecturer & Schmidt Visiting Scholar on AI, Yale Jackson School of Global Affairs Resident Fellow, Information Society Project, Yale Law School Julien Rossi Associate Professor at Université Paris 8, CÉMTI Co-chair of the Working Group on Internet Governance and Regulation of the Research Network on Internet, AI and Society, CNRS Kyoko Yoshinaga Project Associate Professor of the Graduate School of Media and Governance, Keio University Expert, OECD-GPAI (Global Partnership on Artificial Intelligence) Moderation by Valère Ndior Law Professor, Université de Bretagne occidentale – Institut universitaire de France Registration: https://framaforms.org/workshop-registration-a-global-look-at-tech-deregulation-1775653975

📌Online workshop "A global look at Tech Deregulation", April 14, 2:30 CET.
We will discuss the Digital Omnibus, OBBB etc.
With Asha Allen @cdteu.org, Julien Rossi @cemti.bsky.social, @arturpericles.art & Kyoko Yoshinaga
Register here : framaforms.org/workshop-reg...

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Can’t miss @ntnsndr.in’s work

Great news! Happy for you, Laura!

Remember the law-review author who outsourced his writing to generative AI? The one that made me say, "I now know that neither this attorney’s new article nor their old one is worth reading."

He outed himself, and it turns out the article in question is as bad as I predicted.

Worse, even.

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Legal writers: I've posted to SSRN a short user's guide about how to use the Zotero citation manager and its Word plugin to automatically generate Bluebook citations that are 95%* compliant. The paper explains which fields to use for which type of source, and examples of generated citations.

I myself have been using an edited CSL that adheres to R16.5 when an extra field `nonvolume-pagination` is set to true.

This is great! I'd say that a hack to a known limitation—"Nonconsecutively Paginated Journals", R16.5—is to enter those journal articles as magazine articles. Right? This goes for an increasing proportion of non-U.S. journals as well as some online companions.

Sounds really interesting!

Big thanks to everyone who offered me suggestions and criticism. And my deep gratitude to @jtlg.bsky.social and @ericgoldman.bsky.social for hosting such a great event and to everyone at DLI & Cornell Tech for the work that made it possible this year

I had the most wonderful time at #ILWIP! It was my first time attending, and it was truly such a supportive conference. Being lucky enough to have the Alex Roberts in the room and liveblogging my talk was the cherry on top!

More on the paper: arturpericles.art/publications...

OTOH, aren't gov't contractors able to impose contractual confidentiality obligations (to protect trade secrets) that defeat even FOIA? Maybe the question is whether a legitimate interest is furthered by the limitations, rather than deliberately overriding legislation for an unrelated reason?

Trump invokes Defense Production Act to require GM to make ventilators | CNN Politics President Donald Trump invoked the Defense Production Act on Friday to require General Motors to produce more ventilators to deal with increased hospitalizations due to the spread of the novel coronav...

Great! As soon as I heard about it I thought I needed Alan’s analysis
!
You're the NatSec expert, but I wonder how "new product" matters. E.g., a push pin factory ordered to manufacture bullets. In fact, GM apparently needed "retooling" to supply ventilators
www.cnn.com/2020/03/27/p...

I have found @matthewsag.bsky.social’s writing on AI in legal education illuminating. matthewsag.com/ai-as-a-lega...

What, no right to rectify personal data?!

tldr: my job talk paper (see below) argues that if the "public benefit" of generative AI (see 4th fair use factor) is that it democratizes cultural production, then AI vendors should stop preventing users from engaging in fair uses of copyrighted works >> papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers....

Out now from ISP Resident Fellow @arturpericles.bsky.social: "Anonymity, Identity, and Lies"

www.journaloffreespeechlaw.org/monteiro.pdf

Out recently from our resident fellow @arturpericles.bsky.social: "Anonymity, Identity and Lies"

knightcolumbia.org/content/anon...