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ruet

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5. It Was Probably AI.

Reply to DarthDem (Reply #1)

Thu Jun 12, 2025, 03:17 PM

Jun 12

It has probably, during "training", digested the term "narrow ruling" more than others in regards to decisions covered by media.

Oh, it's just Nina Totenberg.

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Ugh, Legal Journalism DarthDem Jun 12 #1

Written by Nina Totenberg, for NPR. elleng Jun 12 #2

I thought the same thing ToxMarz Jun 12 #3

In this case, "narrow" is in they eye of the Supreme Court majority onenote Jun 13 #10

It Was Probably AI. ruet Jun 12 #5

This message was self-deleted by its author onenote Jun 12 #6

Narrow is in reference to how the decision may be applied Mr.WeRP Jun 12 #8

Correct. Indeed, the majority opinion expressly describes the decision as "narrow." onenote Jun 12 #9

But the NPR article says it was a narrow ruling, Jacson6 Jun 12 #4

This message was self-deleted by its author onenote Jun 12 #7