Postings

By Mia Reffell

In our first LexAI general meeting, we discussed a real-life example of the intersection of artificial intelligence, ethics, and legal struggles through the arrest of the problematic livestreamer Johnny Somali in South Korea. Let’s dive a bit deeper in this case…

By: Grace Blumell, Chaewon Kang, Ava Karimy, and Mia Rodrigo

With the start of the school year and assignments slowly piling up, many students turn to AI for support, whether for summarizing, researching, writing, automating tasks, or even as a companion and source of advice. But how is this shaping the way we learn, write, and take care of our well-being? Members of the LexAI Research Team explore these questions in this journal entry…

By: Lucie Kapustynski, Zainab Khalil, Clara Lee, Lewon Lee, Sarah Naveed, and Lali Sreemuntoo

A psychology professor at the University of Toronto Scarborough and Director of the Advanced Learning Technologies Lab, Steve Joordens, has been exploring the possibility of artificial intelligence (AI) office hour agents to enhance learning…

By: Chaewon Kang

The European Union has created the world’s first comprehensive legal framework for artificial intelligence, one that will likely reshape how innovation is governed not only within Europe but globally. Entered into force in 2024, the EU Artificial Intelligence Act represents an unprecedented attempt to regulate AI through a risk-based approach, embedding accountability, transparency, and human oversight into law…