Law schools update honor codes to account for artificial intelligence
BLOOMBERG LAW — Law schools are updating their honor codes to cover use of artificial intelligence in response to students’ rapid uptake of AI.
Read More about Law schools update honor codes to account for artificial intelligenceGeorge Washington Law hosts symposium on artificial intelligence and surveillance
GW LAW — On February 21 at GW Law, the George Washington Journal of Law & Technology (GW JOLT) hosted its inaugural symposium on the Future of AI and Surveillance.
Read More about George Washington Law hosts symposium on artificial intelligence and surveillanceLiberty Law Review symposium explores the impact of artificial intelligence on the legal profession
LIBERTY UNIVERSITY — The Liberty University Law Review hosted its annual Law Review Symposium, titled “Artificial Intelligence, Authentic Conversations,” at the School of Law Supreme Courtroom on Saturday.
Read More about Liberty Law Review symposium explores the impact of artificial intelligence on the legal professionStudy of legal artificial intelligence finds some models can improve work quality and efficiency
LAW SITES — Just last week, I wrote about a first-of-its-kind benchmarking study of legal AI tools, and now comes another, much-different study, that is also the first of its kind.
Read More about Study of legal artificial intelligence finds some models can improve work quality and efficiencyCanadian law school uses artificial intelligence courtroom to help students with public speaking
THE UBYSSEY — Many are familiar with the racing heart and sweaty palms that can come with public speaking. A 2012 study even found that public speaking was selected by college students as a common fear more often than anything else, including death.
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U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT — Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming both legal education and the practice of law. Lawyers depend on increasingly sophisticated AI tools to assist with common tasks like legal research, contract analysis and basic legal drafting.
Read More about How to use generative artificial intelligence responsibly when writing law school applicationsNorthern Kentucky University Law analyzes the pros and cons of artificial intelligence
NORTHERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY — Artificial Intelligence has become part of the reality at Northern Kentucky University Salmon P. Chase College of Law, both in instruction and policy.
Read More about Northern Kentucky University Law analyzes the pros and cons of artificial intelligenceSeton Hall Law to host Artificial Intelligence Governance Professional Bootcamp
SETON HALL LAW — Seton Hall University School of Law to host inaugural Artificial Intelligence Governance Professional (AIGP) Bootcamp as part of the overarching Data Privacy and Security Compliance Certificate Program on March 13 and 14.
Read More about Seton Hall Law to host Artificial Intelligence Governance Professional BootcampUniversity of Virginia Law hosts law and technology events
VIRGINIA LAW WEEKLY — LawTech was the topic of discussion for the day on Friday, February 22, at the Law School. In the morning, the Virginia Journal of Social Policy & the Law (VJSPL) hosted a symposium on Artificial Intelligence featuring professors from both the Law School and the Undergraduate University.
Read More about University of Virginia Law hosts law and technology eventsOpinion: Legal employers should worry more about AI literacy for lawyers than false citations
LAWYERS WEEKLY — As more lawyers face disciplinary actions for improperly using AI in the legal profession, the root cause has emerged as insufficient training and a lack of experience with AI rather than the often-discussed problem of AI hallucinations.
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