The Record

Bias and Ethics in AI-Enabled Legal Technology: Examining the Role and Impact of Human Inputs on AI-Rendered Results in Legal Matters

Peter Gronvall, Nathaniel Huber-Fliflet, Jianping Zhang

March 14, 2023

Introduction

Advancements in the application of data analytics and artificial intelligence technologies are increasingly influencing the way legal service providers, including law firms, technology partners, and even in-house corporate legal teams, operate in the types of large-scale legal matters that prevail today.

The Market for Privacy

Matthew Sipe

YJoLT Volume 14: Summer Issue

We are pleased and proud to announce the publication of the Summer Issue of Volume 14 of the Yale Journal of Law and Technology. All articles published in Volume 14 are now available on the “Current Issue” page of this website. The Summer Issue features an article on the FCC’s statutory authority to regulate disputes between Internet Service Providers by Professor Robert Frieden, an analysis of the recent Federal Circuit case Therasense v.

Announcing the Winter Issue of Volume 16 of the Yale Journal of Law and Technology

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Ethereum 2.0 and the Prospect of Reverse Mutation

Dustin Hartuv

January 18, 2024

When the SEC approved an ethereum futures fund in October 2023, it did not object to the Commodity Future Trading Commission (CFTC)’s characterization of ethereum as a commodity on the CFTC’s fund application. This Essay will demonstrate that this industry assumption is likely correct, at least from a purely legal perspective.