Amy B. Cyphert

Amy B. Cyphert is a Professor at West Virginia University College of Law, focusing on the intersection of Artificial Intelligence and legal ethics. Her research explores the implications of AI in legal practice, including bias, copyright, and access to justice.

• Key research areas include AI in Law, Legal Ethics, Technology Law, and Criminal Justice Reform
• Co-authored works on AI ethics in society and legal document analysis

Her publications from 2020 to 2025 address topics such as algorithmic bias in criminal justice, restorative justice under Title IX, online surveillance of students, and AI-generated content. She has contributed to journals like UC Davis Law Review, Minnesota Journal of Law, Science & Technology, and Denver Law Review.

Recent articles (2024-2025) emphasize ethical frameworks for AI tools like GPT-3, copyright challenges, and restorative justice models. Earlier work (2015-2021) examines racial disparities in education, recidivism prediction algorithms, and the impact of parental incarceration on children.

Her scholarship underscores the need for legal professionals to address technological advancements' ethical and societal consequences, despite no listed awards or students in available data.