Beware the Lure of Narratives: “Hungry Judges” Should Not Motivate the Use of “Artificial Intelligence” in Law

Beware the Lure of Narratives: “Hungry Judges” Should Not Motivate the Use of “Artificial Intelligence” in Law

Beware the Lure of Narratives: “Hungry Judges” Should Not Motivate the Use of “Artificial Intelligence” in Law - Volume 23 Issue 4

The risk of outsourcing judgment to AI

A couple of weeks ago, I observed that in the age of AI, the price of research goes down — but the value of conviction goes up. This week, I expanded on that idea in a new Long Game essay for Big Think. In the piece, I argue that automation — when used improperly — can erode resilience by making us more dependent on machines. Of course, AI will optimize efficiency. But it can’t replace taste, intuition, or independent thinking—qualities that def…

The Risk of AI on Creativity and Safety

The rise of artificial intelligence or AI has opened up numerous opportunities for people, but what impact does it have on creativity and safety?