Post by NUS Faculty of Law

NUS Law has become the first law school in Singapore to provide its students and faculty with access to Harvey and Lucio AI, two leading AI platforms used by law firms and in-house legal teams worldwide. Through these collaborations, the NUS Law community will be able to integrate cutting-edge legal technology into teaching, learning and research, as part of the faculty's efforts to prepare future lawyers for technology-enabled practice. Professor Andrew Simester, Dean of NUS Law said, “Giving students access to AI tools is not about replacing the foundational skills and judgement that lie at the heart of legal education. Rather, it is about ensuring that our students become familiar with how such tools may be used and understand that their outputs must be assessed critically and responsibly. We are very grateful to Harvey and Lucio for supporting us in this endeavour.” The partnerships further strengthen NUS Law's position at the forefront of legal education and research, and forms part of the Faculty’s broader strategy to incorporate AI into teaching, learning and research. Read more at: https://lnkd.in/gHs3Yh5A