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Matthew Jackson

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Using large language models to categorize strategic situations and decipher motivations behind human behaviors

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By Jennifer Byrne, Matthew Jackson, Erika Freeman
| PNAS
Significance In an increasingly fractured world, it is vital to understand when and why people cooperate with and trust others. Traditional social science techniques infer motivations from observed behaviors. We develop a technique based on the fact that as one varies the system prompts, one can get AI to generate different behaviors. Examining the content of these prompts allows us to categorize and contrast strategic situations.
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Not So Fast – Federal Judge Strikes Down FTC Noncompete Ban, Status Quo for Now | JD Supra

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By Timothy Brinks, Evan Gaudet, Matthew Jackson
| JD Supra
The FTC’s highly publicized nationwide ban on noncompetes is on hold. The federal rule, which was originally scheduled to go into effect on Sept. 4, was struck down yesterday by a federal court in Texas. The court’s ruling prohibits the FTC from enforcing the noncompete ban and provides nationwide relief for employers. The ruling maintains the status quo for now.
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FTC Non-Compete Ban Rejected by Texas Federal Court in First Major Legal Challenge | JD Supra

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By Timothy Brinks, Evan Gaudet, Matthew Jackson
| JD Supra
The Federal Trade Commission’s new rule banning most non-compete agreements has hit its first major legal obstacle after a Texas federal court issued a prelimina­­­ry injunction, partially blocking the federal ban that was scheduled to take effect on Sept. 4, 2024.
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