A US university have announced a ban on laptops and smartphones for incoming law students in an effort to combat AI usage.
The new policy will prevent first year students at the University of Chicago Law School from accessing any electronic devices during classes, starting from the 2026-2027 academic year.
The ban is part of the law school’s strategy to develop “AI-resilient pedagogy and assessments” in an effort to elevate “essential human skills that distinguish excellent lawyers” in the AI era.
“We need to ensure that our students actually learn to think critically, strategically, and independently without relying on AI”, the law school’s new AI strategy states.
I can expect other academic institutions to follow suit.
It is said the quarter-finals were all quite closely contested – I didn't even bother watching any of the games – and the four teams left to compete in the semi-finals are France against Spain, and Argentina against England.
The Opta supercomputer predicts France to emerge as the winners of the 2026 edition.
I know I've said I don't care, but IF I HAVE TO CHOOSE, I'd pick Argentina or Spain.





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