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As artificial intelligence continues to become part of everyday life and education, the University of Texas School of Law is among the schools considering how AI should be used in the classroom. The discussion continues as the University of Chicago Law School announced a sweeping policy prohibiting electronics in all first-year core classes.​ 

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