Elena Kagan Praises Artificial Intelligence Now That She Works With So Little Human Intelligence
The justice still doesn't 'have the foggiest idea' how AI in the law will play out.
The justice still doesn't 'have the foggiest idea' how AI in the law will play out.
Another dissent that should embarrass the majority. But won't.
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Justice Kagan isn't the biggest fan.
Even getting a minor victory for reproductive freedom requires compromise.
I mean *something* has to be done.
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Her pettiness is the stuff of legend.
Who could possibly be holding up the Court's adoption of ethical standards?
Tell us what you really think.
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Supreme Court justice shows that it's really not that hard to be ethical.
How can one guy mess up this much?
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You ever have a co-worker you just can't stand? The justices on the Supreme Court can relate.
No art house indie flick here.