Call for Chapters: Transformations in Legal Education in the Age of AI | IGI Global Scientific Publishing
Legal education faces unprecedented challenges and opportunities in an era profoundly shaped by rapid advancements in Artificial Intelligence, necessitating critical transformations in pedagogical methods and curriculum design. As AI-powered technologies increasingly automate routine legal tasks, educators and institutions must reimagine traditional approaches to legal training, emphasizing skills that machines cannot easily replicate—such as ethical reasoning, empathy, creativity, and complex problem-solving. This book explores the multifaceted implications of integrating AI into legal education, addressing key questions about curriculum innovation, evolving professional competencies, digital literacy, and the ethical considerations surrounding technology-driven learning environments. By assembling insights from scholars, educators, and practitioners, it aims to guide law schools and legal educators toward effective strategies for harnessing AI, preparing graduates to thrive ethically and professionally in a dynamically changing legal landscape.
Call for Chapters
Proposals Submission Deadline: April 23, 2025 Full Chapters Due: July 16, 2025 Submission Date: July 16, 2025
AI does not create new knowledge, but only modifies existing one. The AI product belongs to the world of formally possible, not real existence. I don't see how AI can be useful for a lawyer, except perhaps for contextual search )))).
AI can facilitate with existing information but cant not replace the human, we need legislator in real life instead of reel life. AI depend on Human but human can not depend on Al, he can facilitate by AI but not relay on it because AI also can do mistake.
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