Three law professors created a model they say can correctly predict 70 percent of Supreme Court decisions given only data known at the time of the case.
Now that they’ve honed their model, they want to know if man can beat machine. They set up a Fantasy SCOTUS league, which is free to join. Participants in Fantasy SCOTUS will predict all the cases in this term’s Supreme Court docket, given the same information as the algorithm, and the winner will be declared at the end. The human with the most accurate predictions wins $10,000.
