Lawgorithms: Everything Poverty Lawyers Need to Know About Tech, Law, and Social Justice

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Introduction

00:00 • 2min

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The New Report on Poverty Logarithms Is Not Just for Lawyers

02:19 • 6min

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Machine Learning and Automated Decision Making

07:56 • 3min

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The Right Tool for the Task Is a Computer

11:10 • 3min

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Lawyers Are Great at Moving Beyond Techno Chovinism, Right?

14:15 • 3min

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The Blind Spots of the People Making the Systems

16:53 • 2min

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Computer Science Is a Descendedant of Mathematics

18:30 • 3min

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Social Mobility

21:06 • 4min

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Is There a Silver Bullet?

25:09 • 2min

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How Do Automated Systems Work?

27:07 • 3min

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The Pandemic Is Making This Worse

30:22 • 2min

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Do You Think That Should Happen at the Federal Level or at the State Level?

32:22 • 2min

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Public Interest Technology - I Love That Idea

34:04 • 3min

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Can You Read Computer Code?

36:54 • 3min

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Data Privacy and the Federal Trade Commission and Consumer Financial Protection Bureau

39:42 • 4min

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Facial Recognition Systems Are Biased

43:24 • 2min

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The Impacts of Different Technologies on Different People

45:04 • 3min

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Is There a Debt Forgiveness Program for Law Students?

48:06 • 3min

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Are We Getting More Knowledge About Automated Decision Making Systems?

50:40 • 3min

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Where Can You Start in Understanding the Automated System?

53:19 • 3min