Artificial Intelligence, the Law, and the Legal Profession

Many resources about AI and the law are available online:

General Resources on Law & AI

• American Bar Association, Reports and other materials. These reports, posted by the ABA’s Task Force on Law and Artificial Intelligence, cover a wide range of topics, including AI and the Legal Profession, AI and Access to Justice, and AI and Legal Education.
• American Bar Association, Formal Opinion 512. This Opinion, issued by the Standing Committee on Ethics and Professional Responsibility in 2024, discusses ethical issues for lawyers arising from use of generative AI.
• James M. Cooper & Kashyap Kompella, A Short & Happy Guide to Artificial Intelligence for Lawyers, West Academic (2025).
• The Copyright Office has a variety of Resources on Artificial Intelligence, including policy statements, blog posts, and recent registration decisions.
• E. Lim & P. Morgan, eds. The Cambridge Handbook of Private Law and Artificial Intelligence. Cambridge University Press (2024).
• National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL) Artificial Intelligence Policy Toolkit (October 2024) covers topics including AI governance and regulation, AI and elections, and AI and data privacy.

• Chris Reed, AI Fairness and Beyond: Law, Regulation, and Technology. London: Hart Publishing (2024).

• Edward Swan, Artificial Intelligence Law. Alphen aan den Rijn: Kluwer Law International (2024).

Journals with Articles on AI

• The National Law Review has online articles about AI and the law, covering topics such as AI Copyright Issues, AI's Potential and Risks in Financial Services, Regulation of AI for Employment Decisions, and Proposed Changes to the Federal Rules of Evidence to Address AI Use.
• The Journal of Artificial Intelligence Research makes articles, technical notes, and other materials available online covering all areas of AI 
• Artificial Intelligence and the Law is a scholarly journal covering a variety of topics, including AI systems used in the legal domain, computational models of legal reasoning, and intelligent processing of legal documents and information.