Law professors discuss how AI will reshape legal scholarship and the job of being a law professor
HarrySurden · x · 2026-10-06
Legal scholars Orin Kerr, Nita Farahany, and Daniel Solove sat down for a 40-minute video conversation on how AI is changing legal scholarship and the profession of being a law professor—covering shifts in research practice, writing, teaching, and the long-term value of the role. A substantive discussion for anyone tracking AI's impact on higher education and the legal field.
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