We suggest that the ABA, any state bar association, and any state or federal agencies may adopt specific rules and practices for the use of artificial intelligence (AI).
- All AI suppliers must "watermark" their product so any use of it can be recognized by using an access code.
- The watermark must encompass every word used by AI.
- Anyone can use AI, provided it is supplied by firms using the prescribed watermark.
- All documents using AI must contain a certification by the author that AI was used and edited by the author.
- Law schools and state and federal judiciaries may restrict AI usage as they see fit.
- Any usage of AI must be disclosed and certified. This applies to all document production. The author making the disclosure must warrant that they used and reviewed AI.
- Schools and educational institutions may restrict the use of AI in furtherance of their academic goals and requirements.
- Legal scholars must discuss whether artificial intelligence is a "person" and whether AI use restrictions are unconstitutional.
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