The Exile: On democratic life in an informational world
Kevin LeeA publication on law, technology, and democratic life—written from the margins, for those who still believe in truth, dignity, and shared judgment.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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Summer Reading on Artificial Intelligence
There is something appropriate about reading slowly in July. Universities empty. Courts recess. Legislatures disperse. The ordinary tempo of public life relaxes just enough to permit the sort of attention that follows an argument over sever...
The Limits of Storytelling: AI, Child Custody, and Art of Legal Judgment
Artificial intelligence is forcing lawyers, judges, educators, and policymakers to confront questions that are at once practical and philosophical. Most discussions focus on familiar issues: accuracy, bias, transparency, privacy, and safety...
Nor Judgment will Save You
For the past two years, the legal profession has been searching for a human capability that artificial intelligence cannot replace. In my last post, I considered why “trust” cannot be that capacity. This time, I want to consider the profess...
Why Trust Is Not a Product: Legal Technology and the Limits of Commodification
I don’t write about economics very often. Not because I can’t or because I’m uninterested, but because the world hardly needs another essay by an armchair economist. Still, there is a particular kind of economic argument that bears closer s...
What Kind of Human Beings Should Legal Education Hope to Form?
Contemporary debates about legal education often begin with talk of skills. Since the financial crisis of 2008, law schools have sought to make graduates “practice ready.” Bar examiners, accrediting bodies, employers, and consultants urge g...
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Kevin P. Lee is the Founding Director of the Institute on AI and Democratic Governance. Previously, Lee served as the inaugural Intel Professor of Law at North Carolina Central University. He also founded the Campbell Law Innovation Institute.
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