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Are There Title IX Implications When Universities Use AI for Recruitment or Curriculum Development?
| Nesenoff & Miltenberg, LLP | Title IX
Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 prohibits sex-based discrimination in all aspects of academia. The law first gained attention for the effect on athletic programs, and over 50 years later, athletes are still using the Title IX complaint process and lawsuits to gain fair opportunities. Title IX has also captured a lot of …
Student Defense: Protecting Due Process Rights in the Digital Age
| Nesenoff & Miltenberg, LLP | Student Rights
Life for students now is nothing like it was for previous generations. Technology has transformed everything, from access to information to methods of communication. Added to the basic tech changes are the complex interactions on social media and the explosion in artificial intelligence. Despite these changes, campus rules and the procedures for determining whether a …
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Why AI is Making Digital Evidence Hard to Use in Campus Disciplinary Proceedings
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Why AI is Making Digital Evidence Hard to Use in Campus Disciplinary Proceedings We used to be able to believe what we could see with our own two eyes. There’s a famous photo of a scene from 1919 that looks impossible: a biplane flying through the Arc de Triomphe with just barely enough space to …
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Retroactive Discipline: Can Schools Punish You for AI Use After the Fact?
| Nesenoff & Miltenberg, LLP | Student Rights
Students are increasingly facing this situation: they complete an assignment, turn it in, and are accused of violating the school’s policy on the use of artificial intelligence (AI). However, in many cases, the school’s policies on the use of AI were either incomplete or nonexistent when the work was assigned. Can students be penalized for …
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The Right to Counsel in AI Misconduct Cases: Why an “Advisor” Isn’t Enough
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The average person thinks of legal defense as something that you need if you’ve been arrested for a crime. Some people are aware that you need a defense attorney if you’ve been sued for something like breach of contract or causing an accident. But few people realize how important it is to have a defense …
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