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Generative AI for Business Transactions

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By David Reiss
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June 24, 2026 I am teaching an online course with Robert MacKenzie on July 9th about Generative AI for Business Transactions: Practical Applications for Professionals through eCornell. The Workshop Overview reads, Generative AI is transforming how business transactions are conducted, from drafting and reviewing contracts, to summarizing due diligence materials, to benchmarking contract terms across industries.
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Law Schools Should Teach How to Integrate AI Tools Into Practice

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By David Reiss
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June 24, 2026 The Cornell Law Forum republished an article that I wrote with Robert MacKenzie, Law Schools Should Teach How to Integrate AI Tools Into Practice. It opens, Now that artificial intelligence tools for lawyers are widely available, we decided to integrate them for a semester in our Entrepreneurship Clinic. We have some important takeaways for legal education in general and the transactional practice of law in particular.
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Center for Law and AI

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By David Reiss
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June 23, 2026 Excited to be newly affiliated with Cornell Law School’s Center for Law and AI. The Center “brings together researchers working at the intersection of law and artificial intelligence. The Center explores how AI is reshaping the legal profession, how legal education should evolve in response, how law and policy can effectively govern AI, and how AI tools can advance scholarship on legal and societal questions.” The Center has four focus areas: AI and Legal Education.
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