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