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April 1, 2024

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Conservative U.S. judge says AI could strengthen ‘originalist’ movement

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6th Circuit Judge John Bush said future developments in AI could revolutionize how judges like himself tie their rulings to the past by interpreting the Constitution based on the nation’s history and tradition, Nate Raymond reports.

Bush, a Trump appointee, in a speech delivered to the University of Chicago’s Federalist Society chapter argued the rapidly developing technology may be key to ensuring a method of interpreting the Constitution favored by conservative jurists remains viable. Bush said the longevity of originalism may depend less on who sits on the Supreme Court when AI could eventually eliminate the labor-intensive research it requires. Read more about his remarks.

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Americans reported losing an all-time high of $10 billion to scammers last year, according to the Federal Trade Commission, $1 billion more than 2022. Among the top cons: imposters pretending to be from federal government agencies. Jenna Greene in her latest column looks at how the FTC in newly enacted and proposed rules is fighting back. If law enforcers can’t take out the scammers — who often operate overseas and outside of U.S. jurisdiction — maybe they can snag those who help make the scams possible.

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