Opinion: Lawyers should embrace artificial intelligence to stay ahead of the curve
REUTERS — AI is evolving at lightning speed, sparking both wonder and worry. As it transforms industries and our daily lives, we are caught between the thrill of innovation and the jitters of uncertainty. Will AI elevate the human experience or just leave us in the dust? How will it impact our careers, privacy and…
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THOMSON REUTERS — Organizations look to provide expert guidance on business decisions and oversee litigation and big corporate transactions, all while making sure their contracts are airtight, protect them from risk, and keep them open to opportunity.
Read More about Advice on implementing artificial intelligence for legal draftingSurvey finds that most campus technology officers believe universities are not prepared for the rise of artificial intelligence
HIGHER EDUCATION — Inside Higher Ed’s third annual survey of campus chief technology officers shows that while there’s enthusiasm for artificial intelligence’s potential to enhance higher education, most institutions don’t have policies that support enterprise-level uses of AI.
Read More about Survey finds that most campus technology officers believe universities are not prepared for the rise of artificial intelligenceKaplan survey examines law school policies on using artificial intelligence in admissions essays
ABA JOURNAL — Can would-be law students use generative artificial intelligence programs, such as ChatGPT, to write admissions essays? Fifty-four percent of surveyed law schools have no official policy on the issue, according to a survey by test prep company Kaplan.
Read More about Kaplan survey examines law school policies on using artificial intelligence in admissions essaysYale Law introduces new artificial intelligence initiatives
YALE DAILY NEWS — This fall, the Yale Law School has pioneered interdisciplinary studies into how artificial intelligence will impact the legal field.
Read More about Yale Law introduces new artificial intelligence initiativesA look at the ethical dilemmas faced by lawyers using artificial intelligence
THE NATIONAL JURIST — Artificial intelligence is changing law practice by offering benefits like increased efficiency. AI-driven research tools, such as chatbots, allow lawyers to analyze extensive legal databases. Although lawyers are embracing the change, there are also some ethical concerns.
Read More about A look at the ethical dilemmas faced by lawyers using artificial intelligenceArizona State University Law shares efforts integrate generative artificial intelligence
ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY — Students and faculty at the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University, ranked the nation’s most innovative university for 10 years in a row, are turning to the use of generative artificial intelligence (AI) to help prepare them for what’s to come in the legal world.
Read More about Arizona State University Law shares efforts integrate generative artificial intelligenceUniversity of Missouri Law professor Renee Henson trains artificial intelligence chatbot to teach students mock negotiation
UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI — From self-driving vehicles to facial recognition software, artificial intelligence has infiltrated nearly every part of our daily lives. For Renee Henson, a professor in the University of Missouri’s School of Law, AI isn’t just helpful at home: It has become a fundamental component of her career.
Read More about University of Missouri Law professor Renee Henson trains artificial intelligence chatbot to teach students mock negotiationStanford Law Michelle Mello co-authors paper on how artificial intelligence could lead to financial burdens for medical patients
STANFORD LAW SCHOOL — According to the co-authors of a perspective piece published in the New England Journal of Medicine, among them Stanford Law School Professor Michelle Mello, the use of AI diagnostic tools by medical practitioners can lead to unexpected financial burdens for their patients.
Read More about Stanford Law Michelle Mello co-authors paper on how artificial intelligence could lead to financial burdens for medical patientsHow generative artificial intelligence can be used ethically in the practice of law
THOMSON REUTERS — In the rapidly evolving landscape of legal technology, the integration of generative AI tools presents both unprecedented opportunities and significant ethical challenges.
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