I asked the AI tool Perplexity about AI in legal education. It cited an ABA survey finding that “55% of law schools reported having classes dedicated to AI, 32% offered interdisciplinary opportunities to use AI, and 83% provided opportunities such as clinics involving AI.”
It added: “Recent developments show law schools are broadening and deepening their approach to AI education through several innovative strategies:”
- AI Literacy for All
- Grassroots Faculty-Student Initiatives
- Mainstreaming AI Across the Curriculum
- Interdisciplinary and Entrepreneurial Approaches
- Partnerships and Hackathons
- Personalized and Adaptive Learning
- Focus on Ethics and Societal Impact
- Continuous Curriculum Evolution
- Innovation Hubs
What’s your law school doing to take advantage of the benefits of AI?
Will it (and your students) be left behind in the AI revolution?