The article argues that legal AI should function more like a mentor than an automated model, based on classroom pilots using an AI-based legal coach called Frankie. This approach enhances learning outcomes by fostering collaboration and engagement rather than simply providing authoritative answers, suggesting that future legal AI development should prioritize relational interactions over automation to effectively support judgment-based skills in lawyers.
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