North Carolina Journal of Law & Technology NC JOLT

From Our Fall 2024 Issues

Volume 26, Issue 1 Cover

NEW GOVERNANCE AND NEW TECHNOLOGIES: CREATING A REGULATORY REGIME FOR THE USE OF GENERATIVE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN THE COURTS

Raymond H. Brescia

A MARKETPLACE (FAILURE) OF IDEAS: FOREIGN DISINFORMATION IN AN AGE OF GENERATIVE A.I. AND A PROPORTIONALITY APPROACH TO FALSEHOODS

Michael K. Park

INFORMATIONAL PUBLIC INTEREST

Jiawei Zhang

From Our Spring 2024 Issues

Volume 25, Issue 4 Cover

MINING FOR ANSWERS: DECRYPTING THE SECURITIES PUZZLE OF CRYPTOMINING HOSTING CONTRACTS

Waleed Alkoor 

REMOTE WORK TAX “FIGHTS”: MODIFICATIONS TO THE “CONVENIENCE OF THE EMPLOYER” RULE

Benjamin Brown

A NOISY DEBATE: SHOULD THE LAW REQUIRE THE U.S. CENSUS BUREAU TO SACRIFICE ACCURACY FOR PRIVACY?

Justin Giles

FAIR ADMISSIONS, FAIR DECISIONS, AND FAIR OUTCOMES: AN ANALYSIS OF ALGORITHMIC BIAS IN EDUCATION, EMPLOYMENT, HEALTHCARE, AND HOUSING

McLean Waters

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Volume 25, Issue 3 Cover

GENERATING DERIVATIVES: AI AND COPYRIGHT’S MOST TROUBLESOME RIGHT

Oren Bracha

THE NON-OBVIOUS RAZOR & GENERATIVE AI

Raina Haque, Simone Rose, & Nick DeSetto

GENERATIVE AI AND COPYRIGHT LAW: A MISALIGNMENT THAT COULD LEAD TO THE PRIVATIZATION OF COPYRIGHT ENFORCEMENT

John T. Kivus

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE, TRADE SECRETS, AND THE CHALLENGE OF TRANSPARENCY

John Villasenor

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