University of Kansas Law professor discusses risks in using artificial intelligence for academic writing
KU SCHOOL OF LAW — One of the biggest concerns regarding artificial intelligence is that people will use it as a writing tool, then pass off the results as their own work. But when Andrew Torrance and Bill Tomlinson tried to list AI as a co-author on a law review article, journals didn’t like that either.
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UNIVERSITY OF OREGON SCHOOL OF LAW — Oregon Law’s Rebekah Hanley, current Galen Scholar in Legal Research & Writing studying generative AI and its implications for teaching and the practice of law, joined a roundtable discussion of this topic hosted by Oregon Business magazine.
Read More about University of Oregon Law professor Rebekah Hanley speaks on panel about artificial intelligencePepperdine Law professor Chris Chambers Goodman presents paper on artificial intelligence at 2024 AALS Annual Meeting
PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY CARUSO SCHOOL OF LAW — Professor Christine Chambers Goodman presented “Artificial Intelligence in Legal Practice” at the 2024 Association of American Law Schools (AALS) Annual Meeting.
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THOMSON REUTERS — Generative AI (Artificial intelligence) offers tremendous potential to transform both legal practice and the business management of law firms.
Read More about How to incorporate artificial intelligence tools in legal practiceA look innovations in legal technology
THOMSON REUTERS — The latest Thomson Reuters 2024 Report on the State of the US Legal Market surveys a sector that’s still feeling aftershocks from the tectonic shifts of the past decade.
Read More about A look innovations in legal technologyFordham Law symposium explores how Hollywood plans to use artificial intelligence
FORDHAM LAW NEWS — While the Hollywood strikes might be over, the collective bargaining agreements reached between studios and actors and writers have surfaced a host of complex concerns involving the use of generative AI.
Read More about Fordham Law symposium explores how Hollywood plans to use artificial intelligencePenn Carey Law professor Jennifer E. Rothman to testify before congress on artificial intelligence
PENN CAREY LAW — In advance of the Grammy Awards in Los Angeles, Jennifer E. Rothman, Nicholas F. Gallicchio Professor of Law at University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School, will testify before Congress’ Subcommittee on Courts, Intellectual Property, and the Internet about the opportunities for federal law to address the dangers that artificial intelligence (AI) poses…
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THE SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER — Artificial intelligence (AI) is now the new powerhouse in a quieter, more efficient legal environment that has replaced the normal bustle of lawyers poring over mounds of paperwork and legal analysis.
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CAMPBELL UNIVERSITY — The Campbell Law Review will host its 2024 Symposium, “The Impending AI Revolution in the Legal Profession,” from 5 to 9 p.m. on Thursday, March 21, at the Jiddi Space & Courtyard in Downtown Raleigh.
Read More about Campbell Law to host symposium on artificial intelligence and the legal professionSIU Law to host lecture on artificial intelligence and the legal profession
SIU CARBONDALE NEWS — A virtual lecture on Feb. 7 hosted by the Southern Illinois University Carbondale School of Law will focus on how artificial intelligence, or AI, can be used in the legal profession.
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