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.
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AI Disclosure Must Run Both Ways
Legal academia is becoming intensely concerned with whether scholars use artificial intelligence. It has shown much less interest in whether the institutions that select legal scholarship use AI, or whether those institutions operate with i...
AI Can Produce Legal Work. Can It Form a Lawyer?
The most important question about artificial intelligence and law may not be whether AI can do the work of lawyers. It may be what happens to lawyers when AI does the work through which they once learned to become lawyers.
A new article fr...
What the Law Can See: AI Litigation and the Production of Legal Injury
A newly released preprint has the excellent title “Visible to the Court: How AI Is (and Isn’t) Litigated in U.S. Federal Court Opinions.” The paper, by Julie Yu, Rock Yuren Pang, Jevan Hutson, and Katharina Reinecke, systematically examines...
Everything Is Not Information
The Earl W. Brydges Building in Niagara Falls, New York.
My mother took me to the Earl W. Bridges Public Library in Niagara Falls, New York, almost every weekend the year it opened. I was 14, and to me it was heaven. It was there, long bef...
Who Speaks, and Who Can Answer?
The crisis of access to justice is often described in numbers: unmet legal needs, unaffordable representation, overcrowded courts, delayed proceedings, and millions of people forced to navigate serious legal problems without counsel. But th...
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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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