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Reimagining Legal Education: Preparing for an AI-Driven Future
Artificial intelligence is not merely automating legal tasks—it is reshaping the very foundations of how legal knowledge is discovered, structured, and understood. This chapter explores how AI technologies are transforming legal research from a traditionally interpretive and text-driven discipline i
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