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By Law Times
Offering seeks to provide curated learning experiences, course materials, personalized AI assistant
Canadians don’t trust AI for legal decisions, and that’s a good thing, says Alexi CEO
Many believe AI will soon take over most legal tasks, but Mark Doble finds that optimism misplaced
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Illinois Supreme Court allows attorneys, judges to use artificial intelligence for work
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Queen’s Law capitalizes on legal AI program’s success with plans for new classes
By Law Times
The first Artificial Intelligence and Law Certificate program debuted in May