Two teams of Air Force paralegals have set up shop at Keesler AFB, Miss., to help airmen try to recover personal property or file a legal claim for reimbursement of property on base destroyed by Hurricane Katrina. The base’s own legal staff members have lost their office to Katrina. They probably need to tend to their own troubles, as well. The out-of-town paralegals are seeking out damage on their own, working their way around the base, since many base residents are still housed in shelters away from the Gulf.
Machine learning AI (AI/ML) is quite different from the generative AI large language models that have captured headlines and public imagination in the last two years, but it is vital to help human analysts sift through and make sense of the huge amount of data coming off of and about the…