The Kennedy-Mighell Report AI's Role in Shaping Tomorrow's Lawyers: The Lessons Law Students Are Learning
Jan 24, 2025
Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing legal education, demanding law students learn about its ethical implications and applications. Innovative teaching methods, like simulations, are reshaping how students interact with AI in real-world legal scenarios. The discussion includes strategies for law schools to provide hands-on experiences with AI tools, especially for students facing financial barriers. As AI evolves, future lawyers must not only adapt to its complexities but also engage in crucial conversations about its responsible use in the legal field.
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Varied Approaches to AI Law Education
- AI law classes are growing, but there's no standardized curriculum yet.
- Approaches vary, with some focusing on doctrine, legal research, and writing.
High Demand and Limited Supply
- Dennis Kennedy's AI law classes are in high demand, often filling to capacity.
- He teaches about 60 law students AI yearly, possibly more than anyone globally.
Practical Approach to AI Law
- Dennis Kennedy's AI law class blends practical application with legal practice technology.
- He aims to equip students with frameworks for navigating AI's legal implications, not just doctrinal knowledge.