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Meta’s Oversight Board has a warning for AI companies building their own watchdogs

“If it’s going to be genuine oversight, there’s going to be friction between the company and the body,” Paolo Carozza, a member of the Oversight Board and a professor of law and political science at the University of Notre Dame, said about the board’s recommendations for AI company oversight.

Donald Trump rages as Supreme Court appointees fail to do his bidding

“All of them are the kinds of nominees that the conservative legal movement has long wanted to put on the bench,” said Derek Muller, law professor at Notre Dame, where Barrett previously taught.

Supreme Court heads into new term with one eye on President Trump

Derek Muller, a law professor and election law expert at Notre Dame, said he believes the likelihood of post-election litigation will be low “because there probably won’t be enough decisively close cases where litigation would really matter.” But, he said, “if it does happen, it could significantly transform the upcoming Supreme Court term.”

'Bullets to syringes': Christian leaders outraged over Christa Pike horrors

"This Tennessee case could and should be a reminder that the essential violence of capital punishment cannot be eliminated or erased simply by moving from bullets to syringes," said Richard Garnett, a professor of law who directs the Program on Church, State and Society at the University of Notre Dame in South Bend, Indiana

 

Why Philosophers Are Worried About AI

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University of Notre Dame philosophy professor Meghan Sullivan takes that question beyond the classroom, examining the ethical responsibility of the companies building AI and the role individuals have in deciding how the technology enters their everyday lives.

Disclaimer: The opinions expressed in these articles do not necessarily reflect those of the University.

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