This post outlines a set of "a robust and coherent set of changes" introduced by the University of Chicago Law School in response to AI. In sum: device-free classes and in person or oral exams. That doesn't seem very robust to me. How does this prepare a future lawyer where working with AI will be the core skill? Or where - maybe - voluntary AI-based meditation will eliminate the need for most civil and many criminal cases.
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