A few years ago, artificial intelligence (AI) was not particularly impressive. Mistakes in data processing made it somewhat unreliable.  Fast forward to today, and AI's accuracy has become shockingly high, with user interfaces that are remarkably simple. Lawyers are now leveraging AI for legal research, document preparation, discovery, and it generates an unlimited array of deposition and trial questions for witnesses. AI provides lawyers with courtroom arguments, arguably making them smarter than even Clarence Darrow. The legal community is on the brink of a massive AI overhaul. For medical professionals, AI evaluates medication dosages and diagnostic tests, reducing errors. In radiology, AI has shown to interpret x-ray images more accurately than the best practitioners alone. There's no doubt that many professions are about to undergo dramatic changes. Law school, for instance, might be condensed into a few months focusing on the Bill of Rights, court procedures, and cruciall...