Stanford Law School and Sullivan & Cromwell team up for FCPA clearinghouse, while McDermott Will & Emery offers corporate services
Law schools and law firms are providing new tools to help clients deal with increasing amounts of data. In one case, Stanford Law School and Sullivan & Cromwell recently launched the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act Clearinghouse (FCPAC), a public database that aggregates and curates source documents and provides analytics tools related to enforcement of the Foreign Corrupt...
Why anxious people are agreeable, the supplement that reduces anxiety, dangers of anxiety drugs, the benefits of optimistic thinking and more…
Ten new psychology studies reveal why some people are anxious, how to reduce anxiety and much more.
1. Why anxious people are too agreeable
2. Omega-3 supplementation reduces anxiety
3. Optimistic thinking benefits the anxious brain
4. Being neurotic predicts anxiety
5. Get enough REM sleep
6. Online therapy for anxiety
7. The neurocircuitry...
The Supreme Court of Texas has overturned an order compelling arbitration that was issued by the El Paso Court of Appeals. In Whataburger Restaurants LLC v. Cardwell, No. 14-1019 (February 26, 2016), an El Paso dishwasher, Yvonne Cardwell, signed a pre-employment acknowledgement stating she understood that any work-related or injury disputes with her employer, Whataburger, would be subject to arbitration in Dallas. After becoming injured at work, Cardwell filed a lawsuit against her employer in El Paso.
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What we need to do in artificial intelligence is turn back to psychology. Brute force is great; we're using it in a lot of ways, like speech recognition, license plate recognition, and for categorization, but there are still some things that people do a lot better. We should be studying human beings to understand how they do it better.
People are still much better at understanding sentences, paragraphs, books, and discourse where there's connected prose. It's one thing to do a keyword search....