Bear's Breech (GR - National flower of Greece): Stanford [codex_group_meetings] TODAY! CodeX Mtg (9/21 @1.30p PT): Fence; verifying citations with OpenAI * * * Thanks Vivek Natarajan (@vivnat) for your excellent @StanfordBMIR & re also 'Med-PaLM: A #LargeLanguageModel from Google Research'- https://sites.research.google/med-palm/ How to develop for all 200 countries & in their main languages at #GoogleWUaS #MITOCW -centric #WUaSwiki @WorldUnivAndSch ?

Dear Roland, #JinsolHong, #GyeongminKim & (#YinHuang) (couldn't fit in the Twitter post #JinsolHongLawTech, #GyeongminKimLawTech & #YinHuangLawTech :), All,  

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Thanks for your excellent Stanford Law CodeX (preeminent Legal Tech meetings, Jinsol - agreed!) presentations yesterday in the opening CodeX talks for autumn 2023 - https://twitter.com/CodeXStanford/status/1704614661470212458?t=jwsHVqjtD7GeIygkJCRqUw&s=19 (and thanks so much for connecting on LinkedIn, Yin - and regarding your email address especially).

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While I created this set of Tweets about this - 

here are the questions/texts I asked in the CodeX text chat - 

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"Thank you, Jinsol Hong, and Gyeongmin Kim!

Translation-wise with Large Language Models too, in what ways could Fence be used for Pro se litigation, for example, even in the USA, or in other countries, and in their main languages? In what ways could your LLM be extensible, developed in other countries and languages, and what makes it specific or not to the Korean Legal system?"

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"By way of World Univ & Sch news, and re your presentation too:  MIT OCW-centric wiki World Univ & Sch in seeking to create a Korea World Univ & Sch - https://wiki.worlduniversityandschool.org/wiki/Korea,_Republic_of_(South_Korea) and https://wiki.worlduniversityandschool.org/wiki/Korean_language planned in Korean, and with a Korea Law School at WUaS - https://wiki.worlduniversityandschool.org/wiki/World_University_Law_School - as LLMs, and would seek to add your Fence LLM iterating model to Korea WUaS soon."

in Traditional Chinese and with MIT OCW in Chinese  https://mitocw.ups.edu.ec/courses/translated-courses/traditional-chinese/

and in Korean and with MIT OCW in Korean  http://ocw.abu.edu.ng/courses/translated-courses/korean/

... and even eventually with law courses (since CC-4 licensed MIT OCW doesn't have many law courses to speak of, since MIT itself doesn't have a Law School) .. 

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and with WUaS Wikidata (Wikipedia's backend structured database in ~300 languages, which WUaS has been in since 2015), and see, for example - 

MIT OpenCourseWare (Q1637597)

with its 'front end' 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MIT_OpenCourseWare 

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and regarding this World Univ & Sch - Stanford Law CodeX networking development too with Sugam Sharma PhD and in seeking to add all the US state of Iowa's Supreme Court cases to Legal Tech / machine learning regarding WUaS  potentially collaborating with Sugam Sharma's http://elegalls.com/ ~  "which uses Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology to learn prior case laws, automates these tasks and helps them predict the case outcomes" - 

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Looking forward to communicating further about developing the Korea Law School at WUaS and the China Law School at WUaS in Korean and Traditional Chinese ... and potentially in collaboration with Stanford Law CodeX. Thank you again for your excellent CodeX presentations!

And looking forward to connecting in subsequent Stanford Law CodeX-es (if not too early in the morning, Jinsol and Gyeongmin), 

Best regards, thank you, 

Scott 

https://worlduniversityandschool.blogspot.com/search/label/Law%20Schools 

https://scott-macleod.blogspot.com/search/label/Law%20Schools (in daily blog)