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Pathways for Diverse Data in AI: A conversation with Professor Ruth Okediji, moderated by Greg Leppert
Against the backdrop of vast amounts of data being harnessed for Artificial Intelligence (AI), Harvard Law School Library’s Institutional Data Initiative (IDI) convened a conversation between Ruth Okediji, Harvard Law School professor of intellectual property, and Greg Leppert, IDI’s Executive Director. They explored how equitable access and participation in AI could be advanced, with a
November 17, 2025
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From Librarians to Authors: Showcasing Scholarly Contributions from the Collection Development Team
Librarians are often known for selecting and curating books, but sometimes they write them as well. Two of Harvard Law School Library’s own librarians have recently joined the ranks of published writers, adding “author” to their professional achievements. Together, these works reflect the depth of expertise and scholarly engagement within the Harvard Law School Library,
November 4, 2025
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The Methodological Landscape With Respect to Identifying Gerrymandering
Parallel to this legal evolution, statistical methods for assessing gerrymanders have advanced rapidly. Redistricting is an area of the law that is reliant on statistical tests and other metrics.
October 17, 2025
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