How artificial intelligence can be utilized by law students
MONDAQ — In the future, law professors may say, “Through my teaching, you will learn to draft prompts for AI programs that will teach you anything you need to know.” Can ChatGPT answer a law professor better than a law student? Can ChatGPT draft arguments better than a law student? Associate? Partner?
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JDJOURNAL — Law schools are facing the challenge of incorporating swiftly evolving artificial intelligence (AI) technologies into their curricula, as the legal industry grapples with the transformative potential of AI.
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THE SEATTLE TIMES — Practically overnight, ChatGPT and other artificial intelligence chatbots have become the go-to source for cheating in college. Educators say they want to embrace the technology’s potential to teach and learn in new ways, but when it comes to assessing students, they see a need to “ChatGPT-proof” test questions and assignments.
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BLOOMBERG LAW — Legal education is constantly evolving to equip law students with the skills to succeed. Although the profession itself is often critiqued as a “closed shop,” legal educators have a responsibility to keep pace with technological advancements to help future-proof the next generation of legal professionals.
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INSIDE HIGHER ED — As ChatGPT becomes commonplace among legal professionals, law schools are divided on whether to allow students to use the artificial intelligence tool in the admissions process.
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THE NATIONAL JURIST — Legal technology is making the practice of law more efficient and the time to get familiar with the various options available is while you’re in law school.
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CISION PR WEB — Law.co, a pioneering legal tech company, is excited to announce the forthcoming launch of its cutting-edge legal research and generative AI legal tool.
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DIGITAL DETECTIVES — We all know generative AI is making significant waves all over the world, but lawyers need to take a hard look at its implications in the law and their own legal practice. John Simek and Sharon Nelson welcome Doug Austin to discuss AI technologies and their impacts on attorneys.
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ROCKET MATTER — ChatGPT is the new kid on the block—and unless you’ve been living under a rock with no WiFi, you’ve heard about it. ChatGPT and other AI technologies have the potential to revolutionize the way we work, but many law firms are understandably cautious. AI has its drawbacks, many of which we may not…
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BLOOMBERG LAW — Artificial intelligence has revolutionized the e-discovery process by drastically reducing the volume of documents attorneys must review and the cost to clients for them to do so. If AI can accurately review documents, do we still need discovery counsel?
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