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machine learning

The LIT Lab is awarded Suffolk’s first patent*

The invention scores free-response questions given the text of answers AND NOTHING MORE. That's right—it can "grade" essays based on the text of answers without a model answer or any external context, and it does NOT use an LLM.

Legal education innovation artificial intelligence grading machine learning math patents

By David Colarusso on November 4th, 2024

DALL·E 2024-09-29 22.01.03 - A cozy, grounded city corner that evokes AI as a lush garden intertwined with small-town charm. The landscape includes smooth stone and glass walkways

Tending the AI garden: 9 uses for AI in municipal lawyering

New AI tools promise to help save municipal lawyers' time and quickly get them up to speed on new areas of work or changes in the law.

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By Quinten Steenhuis on October 7th, 2024

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