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I work with AI for a living. This marketing ploy is repugnant.
I work with AI for a living. This marketing ploy is repugnant. (washingtonpost.com) I work with AI for a living. This marketing ploy is repugnant. By Shlomo Klapper 2026020512010400 Last week, more than 1.5 million AI agents, personal assistant software programs that can autonomously perform tasks for users, joined Moltbook, a social network where bots post, comment and vote — supposedly without human participation.
The Honorable AI? Shlomo Klapper Talks Judicial Use of AI
Kevin Frazier is a Senior Fellow at the Abundance Institute, Director of the AI Innovation and Law Program at the University of Texas School of Law, a Senior Editor at , and a Adjunct Research Fellow at the Cato Institute.
AI for Judges Is Both Inevitable and a Good Thing, Done Correctly
Recently, two federal judges – Henry Wingate in Mississippi and Julien Neals in New Jersey -- quietly withdrew major rulings. Counsel had flagged glaring factual errors: misnamed parties, phantom declarations, fabricated quotations. The courts offered no explanation. But the fingerprints of generative AI are hard to miss. For the past two years, headlines have focused on lawyers who copy-pasted ChatGPT outputs into their filings, often with comical or catastrophic results.
Beyond Turing: The Next Test for AI
With the arrival and explosion of artificial intelligence systems, the Turing Test has become obsolete. AI can mimic human speech, solve intricate problems and charm us with its fluency. But intelligence isn’t just about sounding human—it’s about knowing when you’re wrong. Enter the Socrates Test: What matters is not whether AI can pass as human, but whether it has the wisdom to recognize its own limits. The test of real intelligence isn’t eloquence; it’s epistemic humility.
Using Federal Law to Shield Our Synagogues
Lately, Jewish communities in New York have been facing increasing harassment, particularly at their synagogues. A notable incident involved a rally in Teaneck—home to a significant Jewish population—where protesters aggressively blocked a synagogue’s entrances, intimidating attendees. Many feel helpless, believing the protesters are simply exercising their First Amendment rights. However, there’s a powerful federal law that can help: The Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances (FACE) Act.
Don’t Confirm Jack Lew
Now more than ever, America must support Israel. The world’s only Jewish state is fighting the war of a generation and desperately needs the United States to have its back. That’s why the Senate should reject the nomination of Jack Lew to be our ambassador to Israel. Lew is unquestionably the wrong man for the job. He has appeased Israel’s enemies at every turn. If confirmed, Lew will exacerbate tensions between our two countries at a time when the United States must stand unflinchingly with Israel.
As university crowds cheer Hamas, the intellectual left has rarely been less moral
Original Article Posted By: Dreadnought, 10/25/2023 12:26:48 AM The shock waves of the Oct. 7 massacre have reverberated through American institutions of higher education. In response to Hamas' attack - which killed more than 1,300 Israelis, most of them civilians - student groups supported Hamas before the blood dried, while universities quickly retreated into corporate vagueness. The reaction was swift. Major donors closed their checkbooks.
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