Georgetown Law Federalist Society Thu, 24 Sep 2026 17:46:27 -0400 https://www.buzzsprout.com/2607483 en-us © 2026 Georgetown Law Federalist Society yes 6820587c-eae4-5dec-b271-5fbbdb13f6d7 gulcfedsoc@gmail.com fcf45e70-b7d0-11f1-9291-638390ef3828 Georgetown Law FedSoc episodic false Live recordings from Georgetown Law Federalist Society Events

]]> Buzzsprout (https://www.buzzsprout.com) Georgetown Law FedSoc gulcfedsoc@gmail.com https://storage.buzzsprout.com/s37ebtgi5lk3ar39u46cwad6kbhk?.jpg Georgetown Law Federalist Society https://www.buzzsprout.com/2607483 Does AI Replace Corpus Linguistics? | Randy Barnett, Jack Kieffaber & James Heilpern Does AI Replace Corpus Linguistics? | Randy Barnett, Jack Kieffaber & James Heilpern As artificial intelligence transforms legal research, could it also replace corpus linguistics as a tool for interpreting statutes and the Constitution?

In the latest installment of the Georgetown Law Federalist Society's Daniel Webster Debate Series, Jack Kieffaber, founder of Garner Ink, and James Heilpern, counsel at Schaerr Jaffe, debate the future of legal interpretation, moderated by Georgetown Law Professor Randy E. Barnett.

The discussion explores the use of large language models in textualism and originalism, the transparency and replicability of corpus linguistics, AI's potential to automate linguistic analysis, and the implications of increasingly sophisticated AI for judicial decision-making. The speakers also consider whether specialized AI models trained on curated historical texts could combine the capabilities of both approaches.

Recorded September 23, 2026, at Georgetown University Law Center. Presented by the Georgetown Law Federalist Society as part of the Daniel Webster Debate Series, in cooperation with the Georgetown Center for the Constitution.

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In the latest installment of the Georgetown Law Federalist Society's Daniel Webster Debate Series, Jack Kieffaber, founder of Garner Ink, and James Heilpern, counsel at Schaerr Jaffe, debate the future of legal interpretation, moderated by Georgetown Law Professor Randy E. Barnett.

The discussion explores the use of large language models in textualism and originalism, the transparency and replicability of corpus linguistics, AI's potential to automate linguistic analysis, and the implications of increasingly sophisticated AI for judicial decision-making. The speakers also consider whether specialized AI models trained on curated historical texts could combine the capabilities of both approaches.

Recorded September 23, 2026, at Georgetown University Law Center. Presented by the Georgetown Law Federalist Society as part of the Daniel Webster Debate Series, in cooperation with the Georgetown Center for the Constitution.

]]> Georgetown Law FedSoc Buzzsprout-19856640 Thu, 24 Sep 2026 01:00:00 -0400 3874 1 2 full false The Name Behind the Case: Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti The Name Behind the Case: Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti Join the Georgetown Law Federalist Society for The Name Behind the Case: A Fireside Chat with Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti. Recorded live at Georgetown Law on September 22, 2026.  The event includes remarks from Attorney General Skrmetti and an audience Q&A.

]]> Join the Georgetown Law Federalist Society for The Name Behind the Case: A Fireside Chat with Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti. Recorded live at Georgetown Law on September 22, 2026.  The event includes remarks from Attorney General Skrmetti and an audience Q&A.

]]> Georgetown Law Federalist Society Buzzsprout-19850663 Tue, 22 Sep 2026 23:00:00 -0400 3698 1 1 full false Jamil Jaffer: Anthropic v. DOW Jamil Jaffer: Anthropic v. DOW Recorded at Georgetown Law Federalist Society on March 31, Jamil N. Jaffer—Founder and Executive Director of the National Security Institute at George Mason’s Antonin Scalia Law School, former Chief Counsel to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, and former senior national security official at the Department of Justice and the White House—dives into the fast-moving intersection of artificial intelligence and national security. Drawing on his experience overseeing intelligence programs, drafting AUMFs, and helping lead a cybersecurity company through rapid growth and a public listing, Jaffer unpacks Anthropic’s role in defense, the Pentagon’s evolving strategy, and current conflict with Iran. 

]]> Recorded at Georgetown Law Federalist Society on March 31, Jamil N. Jaffer—Founder and Executive Director of the National Security Institute at George Mason’s Antonin Scalia Law School, former Chief Counsel to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, and former senior national security official at the Department of Justice and the White House—dives into the fast-moving intersection of artificial intelligence and national security. Drawing on his experience overseeing intelligence programs, drafting AUMFs, and helping lead a cybersecurity company through rapid growth and a public listing, Jaffer unpacks Anthropic’s role in defense, the Pentagon’s evolving strategy, and current conflict with Iran. 

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