From ChatGPT to Gemini: how AI is rewriting the internet
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At least one Trump-appointed appeals court judge is excited about using AI to advance conservative judicial philosophies.
Speaking to the University of Chicago’s Federalist Society chapter, Judge John Bush of the 6th Circuit opined on how AI could bolster originalism, a judicial philosophy that attempts to interpret the Constitution as the 18th century founders would have.
He was also pretty bullish on how AI will advance legal corpus linguistics, something I can only describe as “Scalia but with search engines.” In 2022, Nicole Wetsman wrote about how it played a huge role in overturning the mask mandate.
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