Chicago and Berkeley law schools restrict AI, according to a post citing the FT
A user citing the FT says Chicago planned a fall 2026 pilot ban on electronic devices in core first-year classes, while Berkeley’s default policy bars AI across stages of work submitted for credit.
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A September 7, 2026 post citing the FT describes two law schools restricting AI as legal practice adopts it. The University of Chicago Law School planned to pilot a ban on electronic devices in core first-year classes in fall 2026. Berkeley Law’s default policy, effective summer 2026, bars AI from conceptualizing, outlining, drafting, revising, translating or editing work submitted for credit, according to the same account.
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