Corey Rayburn Yung

@coreyryung.bsky.social

Prof at KU Law. Writes about sexual violence, criminal law, courts, judges, and empirical legal studies. He/Him/His.

Is there a good explainer somewhere about why genAI needs so many data centers? Machine learning models hit ceilings and marginal gains are difficult to achieve. I want to understand the economic/technological case for the need for even more data centers.

this name shit would be the perfect time for obama and/or mamdani to do a hit for el-sayed. "we've heard a lot of people attacking dr el-sayed over his name. well, for eight years they called me PRESIDENT hussein obama. and i'm MAYOR mamdani. so maybe its time for SENATOR el-sayed."

Interesting, but unsurprising. This is essentially the Nate Silver effect. The overwhelmingly majority of his predictions were captured simply by assuming a state voted for the same party as in previous election. Marginal gains beyond that baseline were few.

SSRN@ssrn.bsky.social · 8h ago

This paper tests #GPT-5, Gemini 2.5 Pro, Claude Sonnet 4.5 & Grok 4 on every SCOTUS argued case from OT 2025. Accuracy looked good until you realise most of it just reflected the Court's usual ideological alignment, not actual legal analysis. spkl.io/633247zQpk #AI #LegalTech

Predicting the Court: Evaluating Large Language Models as Forecasters of Supreme Court Decisions

While centrists continue to think Dems need to moderate on abortion, Kansas overwhelmingly rejected a collateral attack on the right to choose via an amendment (which would have switched to elected justices) after overwhelmingly rejecting an amendment to directly ban the right to choose in 2022.

TrumpsTaxes@trumpstaxes.com · 18h ago

It's official. Kansas Republicans have lost their State Supreme Court referendum attempt, and it won't even be close. Fantastic news.