University of Chicago Law School has announced a laptop ban to foster independent thinking amid AI's rise in legal education and practice.
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Last week, the University of Chicago Law School announced a ban on laptops, tablets and phones in the classroom. The goal is to…
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As part of a new policy about AI in legal education, the U. of Chicago Law School will ban electronic devices like laptops and…
‘We need to ensure that our students actually learn to think critically,’ university administrators say
The ban on electronics comes amid growing ambivalence toward AI in many facets of society.
In its announcement, the law school said the changes are a response to the way AI is disrupting higher education. "With AI…
