How artificial intelligence chatbots could improve access to justice
THOMSON REUTERS — The explosion on the scene of advanced AI chatbots opens a new path to using this technology to help more citizens achieve the access to justice they need to meet their legal needs.
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CNBC — As the generative AI field heats up, consumer-facing chatbots are fielding questions about business strategy, designing study guides for math class, offering advice on salary negotiation and even writing wedding vows. And things are just getting started.
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INSIDE HIGHER ED — This is the time of year when we start to hear from competitive colleges about how good their application pools were and how stellar their entering freshman classes will be in the fall.
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THE HECCHINGER REPORT — Over and over, we read news stories and research studies demonstrating that Black learners face huge barriers in attending and completing college and gaining a strong economic foothold. These barriers include the cost of higher education, the disproportionate debt Black students and families take on and the discrimination and lack of belonging many Black students…
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MARKETPLACE — For this year’s high school seniors, the COVID-19 pandemic started in the spring of their ninth grade year. That means it was the meat in the sandwich of their high school education, and it’s affected their thinking about college and whether it’s worth the return on investment. With a hot job market, more are deciding…
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY LAW — When Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson delivered her commencement address to American University law students on Saturday, she leaned on an unexpected source for life advice: The reality television show “Survivor.”
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UNIVERSITY OF AKRON LAW CLINIC — The University of Akron hosts a monthly legal clinic to help Ohioans navigate sealing and expunging their criminal records.
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ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY LAW — Keith Harrison spent nearly three decades in a small cell in the Arizona state prison system, serving a life sentence for a crime that should have put him away for 11 years. In November 2022, thanks to Arizona State University’s Post-Conviction Clinic, Harrison, 58, walked out of prison a free…
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UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS LAW — The U of A School of Law is pleased to announce this year’s cohort of nine Summer Public Service Fellows. The fellowship program provides promising law students with financial support to work for a public service employer over the summer. It is part of the law school’s broader effort to…
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UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS LAW — The U of A School of Law announces the class of 2023 graduation award winners. The awards recognize academic excellence, student elected awards and pro bono service. The School of Law bestows three prestigious awards based on overall class rank. Danielle O’Shields Essary received the outstanding academic achievement award for…
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