Reason Magazine
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Judges are turning to tools aimed at producing transparent, replicable evidence of how the language of law is commonly or typically used by the public, authors say.
Authors: The assessment of ordinary meaning of words is transparent, determinate, and constraining.
They say a key set of tools come from the field of corpus linguistics, which studies language use by examining large databases.
Newsom found these responses "[i]nteresting," "sensible," and aligned with his "experience" He came down in support of the use of AIs as "high-octane language-prediction machines" He doubled down on this view in a more recent concurrence in United States v. DeLeon .
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