Legal & Policy

Biglaw Partner Primes Columbia Law Students On AI Adoption

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Columbia Law School introduced a new course on "Law of Artificial Intelligence" taught by a Biglaw partner to address the legal profession's knowledge gap about AI technology and its implications. This move is crucial as misuse of AI in legal contexts has led to professional repercussions, highlighting the need for better understanding and regulation of AI use in law. Content creators in legal fields should focus on mastering AI technicalities to effectively navigate emerging legal issues related to AI adoption.

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