Wrongfully accused by an algorithm — from nytimes.com by Kashmir Hill Excerpt: On a Thursday afternoon in January, Robert Julian-Borchak Williams was in his office […]
Majority of minority female lawyers consider leaving law; ABA study explains why — from abajournal.com by Debra Cassens Weiss Excerpt: Seventy percent of female minority […]
IBM, Amazon, and Microsoft abandon law enforcement face recognition market — from which-50.com by Andrew Birmingham Excerpt: Three global tech giants — IBM, Amazon, and […]
Law on trial — What the legal industry can do to defend it — from forbes.com by Mark Cohen Excerpts (emphasis DSC): How can the […]
COVID-19 Intensifies Need to Tackle Digital Accessibility — from campustechnology.com by By Glenda Sims More learning content than ever before has migrated online, bringing accessibility […]
Blockchain Can Disrupt Higher Education Today, Global Labor Market Tomorrow — from cointelegraph.com by Andrew Singer Blockchain can play its part in the education sector […]
Good cop/Bad cop — from LinkedIn.com by Razel Jones, a former colleague at Calvin College (now Calvin University). Razel was a great man and I’m […]
‘Unauthorized Practice Of Law’ Rules Promote Racial Injustice — from law.com by Rohan Pavuluri with thanks to Daniel Rodriguez for his Tweet on this Excerpts: […]
WEDNESDAY | 6.3 | Law Insights with Bob Ambrogi and Daniel Linna, Director of Law and Technology Initiatives, Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law Notes (emphasis DSC): […]
From DSC: I can’t help but reflect on how slippery the slope is when we start talking about using drones — especially as sponsored and […]
Homework gap a growing focus for nonprofits, lawmakers as closures persist — from educationdive.com by Shawna De La Rosa Excerpt: Dive Brief: After declaring success […]
Young and in Legal Tech: Are You Sure You Want to Make the Leap? — from law.com by Zach Warren Because of a changing law […]
