The AI Learning Hub
Before a new AI task, walk through the PAUSE Rule.
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SLS Tech Chat on Slack
#techchat (opens in a new tab) — open discussion about AI across the Law School.
AI Essentials Training
10–15 minutesEffective and responsible AI use, data privacy, and knowing when to use AI at all. Complete it before requesting access to the Law Library’s legal AI tools.
Begin the training → (opens in a new tab)AI in the Library
47 books · 7 partsCompanion to the physical AI display on the first floor: judgment in the loop, vetting AI legal research, and a curated shelf.
Open the display →Digital Wellness
Make deliberate choices about AI and technology—reduce unwanted features, preserve human judgment, and protect attention.
Explore Digital Wellness →Reading and reference
Your AI Stack
A searchable directory of 113 AI tools. Compare them, and save the few that fit your own work.
Browse the catalogue →SLS faculty publications on AI
A selection of publications on AI authored by Stanford Law School faculty.
Explore → (opens in a new tab)Book recommendations
Forty-seven books on artificial intelligence and its impact, all held by Stanford Libraries.
Open the reading list →Major AI white papers
A searchable reading list of foundational papers and breakthroughs that shaped generative AI.
Open the reading list →Guidelines and policies
Check your course policy first. Whether AI is permitted for a particular assignment is set by your instructor, and the Honor Code applies either way. Access to Law Library–provided AI tools is limited to current SLS community members and uses Stanford sign-in.