Law schools restrict AI only for tasks constitutive of a legal education, scholar explains
hoofnagle · x · 2026-09-07
A law school scholar clarifies that schools haven't told students to put AI away entirely — they're restricting AI only for tasks that are constitutive of an education, such as the core work of legal writing and argumentation, while permitting it elsewhere.
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