When law school AI policies have made news, it has usually been because they were controversial. But a new website launched by Andrew Perlman, dean of Suffolk University Law School, reveals how widespread and varied these policies have become. The site, AI in Legal Education: Law School Policy Archive, catalogs public AI policies, teaching strategies, and curricular programs from 128 of the 196 U.S. law schools, organized into eight topic areas and derived from the schools’ own published documents. So, in keeping with the meta-ness of an AI-generated inventory of AI policies, I downloaded the data and asked AI to help me analyze it. The spreadsheet I downloaded, current as of Aug. 2, 2026, contains 279 topic records spanning eight subjects at 128 law schools.