College of Law bans computers and phones to enhance exam integrity
The University of Chicago Law School has decided to prohibit first-year students from using laptops and smartphones during the 2026-2027 academic year, with the aim of reducing reliance on artificial intelligence and promoting independent and ethical thinking skills. This decision is part of a strategy to enhance teaching methods and address the challenges of artificial intelligence in the legal field, focusing on developing essential human skills and accountability in the use of technology.
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