Law School Bans Laptops and Phones as AI Cheating Scandal Grows

The University of Chicago Law School has implemented a ban on phones, tablets, and laptops in first-year law classes to create an "AI-resilient" curriculum amid concerns about AI-assisted cheating and declining student skills. Exams will be conducted without internet access, and students must engage in oral discussions about their research to ensure academic integrity. The school encourages responsible use of AI as a learning tool rather than a shortcut.