Can predictive algorithms predict a person’s likelihood for breaking the law?
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Theresa Yuan graduated from Notre Dame Law School, where she was the president of the National Lawyers...
Sonia Raichur Russo is a healthcare fraud prosecutor in Denver, CO. She previously clerked for New Mexico...
Mathew R. Kerbis is an associate attorney at Condon & Cook, LLC focusing his practice in civil...
| Published: | June 14, 2021 |
| Podcast: | Young Lawyer Rising |
| Category: | Legal Education , News & Current Events |
In this part one of two, Sonia Russo talks with the winner of the American Bar Association’s Legal Tech Fictional Writing Competition, Theresa Yuan, about her winning dystopian-future short story ‘In The Matter of Infinite Monkeys’ and how it cautions against over-trusting predictive algorithms to determine what kind of person a child will become. Can technology really predict a child’s fate? And what happens if it can? Stay tuned for the Financial Wellness Minute when contributor Mathew Kerbis shares the wisdom and rewards for paying your student loans early.
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Hosted by Montana Funk, Young Lawyer Rising covers issues pertinent to newly minted attorneys just starting their careers.
