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Fresno Criminal Lawyer – Criminal Defense Lawyer Rick Horowitz
“Pretrial Release: The Illusion of Algorithmic Neutrality” is the first installment in a series I’m calling Detained by Design: Algorithmic Justice and the Erosion of Constitutional Bail in California.
Over the coming posts, I’ll examine how California’s pretrial release system — shaped by
Fresno Criminal Lawyer
Fresno Criminal Lawyer – Criminal Defense Lawyer Rick Horowitz
If you’ve read any of my other posts on AI, you know my key concern with it: confabulations cause hallucinations.
Case in point — and I’ll come back to this later — the other day I ran across an article about a dead
Fresno Criminal Lawyer
Fresno Criminal Lawyer – Criminal Defense Lawyer Rick Horowitz
They’re not burning books — not yet. But they are burning bridges: between truth and propaganda, between equity and erasure, between a multiracial democracy and something that looks an awful lot like the country the Confederacy dreamed of.
What we’re seeing is the
Fresno Criminal Lawyer
Fresno Criminal Lawyer – Criminal Defense Lawyer Rick Horowitz
The last few days, I’ve been in Las Vegas. Yeah, I know. But it’s not all fun and games; mostly, it’s not games at all. Since I like learning, it is fun.
The idea for this post — “Orphans in Poisoned Libraries: Training LLMs
Fresno Criminal Lawyer
Fresno Criminal Lawyer – Criminal Defense Lawyer Rick Horowitz
Ghosts in the Machine is (essentially) the third in a series of posts exploring artificial intelligence, language models, and the law from the perspective of a criminal defense attorney.
Fresno Criminal Lawyer
Fresno Criminal Lawyer – Criminal Defense Lawyer Rick Horowitz
Wave “Goodbye” justice,
in the West Wing,
What the Court says,
Doesn’t mean a damn thing.
When the law breaks,
the safeguards all fall,
And down comes the Republic,
freedoms and all.
I’m not prone to writing here on my criminal defense blog
Fresno Criminal Lawyer
Fresno Criminal Lawyer – Criminal Defense Lawyer Rick Horowitz
At first glance, anyone visiting this website might think, “Wow. This guy hasn’t been doing anything with his site lately. I guess there’s nothing to new to see here.”
They would be wrong. I’ve actually been totally focused on building a better criminal
Fresno Criminal Lawyer
Fresno Criminal Lawyer – Criminal Defense Lawyer Rick Horowitz
The Phoenix Police Department is well-known for use of excessive force. But despite the Department of Justice finding that police brutality is just another day at the office for the Phoenix PD, they’ve taken it a step further.
Perfect Punching Bag: Disabled, Deaf,
I originally said I was going to do my follow up post to “Twenty-First Century Delphic Oracle” the week after that post, and talk about how I actually use it myself. Well, sue me. “From Fumes to Function: How One Lawyer (Me!) Uses Artificial Intelligence” took a back seat to bicycling, and a few other
A couple or more months ago, I said I was going to follow up my article on artificial intelligence with another on specifically how I use artificial intelligence. I’m going to get to that. I’m delayed because, as to the law, I really don’t use it much. So I’ve had to do a lot of