Petya Mitreva – University of National and World Economy, Law Faculty, Student District, No.19 December 8th st., Sofia, Bulgaria
Adelina Hadzhiyska – University of National and World Economy, Law Faculty, Student District, No.19 December 8th st., Sofia, Bulgaria
Keywords:
Legal education;
Modern digital world;
Artificial intelligence;
Law
Abstract: In recent years, there have been different approaches to legal edยญucation in Law Faculties. All of them aim at better and quality assimilation of the taught matter by the students. Given the rapid pace of digitalization in all spheres of public life, the issue of the application of new technologies and the place of artificial intelligence in legal education is of particular imยญportance. By analyzing the positive and negative sides of artificial intelliยญgence, the authors focus on innovative approaches in the process of teachยญing and training in โLawโ. The advantages of new information technologies and applications are of particular importance. In conclusion, recommendaยญtions are outlined, including the introduction of a discipline โLaw and Artifiยญcial Intelligenceโ to increase studentsโ knowledge in the field of artificial inยญtelligence and its functions.
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