Posts by Bridget J. Crawford

As I continue to experiment with ways that artificial technology can be used to enhance legal research and writing, I've encountered several custom GPTs that purport to convert notes, paper ...

The following is a guest post by Professor Rick Bales (Ohio Northern): I use PowerPoint more than I used to. I think the visual stimulus helps keep students engaged, and…

I continue my experimentation with various large language models and AI tools to understand how they might be used to support legal scholarship. Lately, I've been playing around with Claude, ...

One of my sabbatical projects this Spring 2024 semester has been training myself on a variety of new AI tools and exploring their applicability for legal research and writing, although ...

Like many others in law schools and beyond, I have been experimenting with Chat GPT to better understand its capabilities and limitations. From an online seminar led by Mushtaq Bilal…

Today is the publication date of theSimon & Schuster book Fair Shake: Women and the Fight to Build a Just Economy, a new work by Naomi Cahn (Virginia), June Carbone…

I'm a little late with this news, but in December, 2023, the American Law Institute elected new members. Among the group are these faculty members at U.S. law schools: Derek…

Pittsburgh Tax Review Call for Papers:Combatting Poverty Through Federal Tax Policy Fall 2024 Special Issue According to the U.S. Census, in 2022 there were over 37 million people in the…

Call for Proposals for the Sixth Annual Equality Law Scholars’ Forum November 15-16, 2024 – UC Davis Law School Building on the success of the Equality Law Scholars’ Forum held…

Announcement of Conference Symposium and Call for Proposals Inheritance and Inequality Fifth Biennial Conference on Critical Trusts & Estates and Symposium of the Drexel Law Review Expressions of interest due May 1,…