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Above the Law · October 6, 2026 · On the brief until October 20, 2026

Law School In The Age Of AI: Rethinking It From The Ground Up

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THE AI ANGLE
Simulating legal practice and providing automated feedback

Law professors are using artificial intelligence to build daily tutors, oral argument simulators, and practical exercises for students. These tools replace passive reading and single end-of-year exams with continuous practical feedback. The shift pushes law schools to take over training that law firms no longer fund for junior associates.

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THE TEACHING ANGLE
Faculty face the challenge of replacing the traditional single-exam model with continuous automated tutoring and simulations.

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