Artificial Intelligence Initiative

Artificial Intelligence at Michigan Law

AI is transforming how law is practiced, taught, and understood. From developing research tools to expanding legal access to untangling doomerism, our faculty and students are grappling with what AI means for access to justice, the practice of law, human and civil rights, legal ethics, environmental regulations, and so much more.

Michigan Law is meeting this moment with tools, resources, and academic rigor designed to forge the next generation of legal advocates, scholars, and policymakers.

Artificial Intelligence at Michigan Law

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Featured Courses

Who We Are

Patrick Barry

Bridgette A. Carr

Ashish Prasad

Nicholson Price

Tifani Sadek

Vivek S. Sankaran

Christine Schauder

News

Professor Patrick Barry to Serve as the Law School’s Inaugural Director of AI Initiatives

Michigan Law Clinics Evolve to Meet Changing Needs of Students and the Community

5Qs: Avi-Yonah on Regulating Autonomous AI through Taxation

AI Clinic Students Present Tools That Expand Access to Justice

Michigan Law Launches AI Advisory Council, Convenes Inaugural Meeting

Study Finds Patients More Likely to Accept AI in Medicine With Doctor’s Oversight

In the Media

The iPhone Lease is Too Good to Be True

The Law School Deans Driving AI Innovation in Legal Education

Michigan Law School Launches AI Advisory Council

Abundance & AI? Nicholas Bagley Explains

AI startups court law students in fight for lawyer market

Improving Regulatory Oversight of Medical AI

Events

Legal Tech Series: Exploring GenAI Tools Safely in Law School

AI Tips and Traps