Jason Dillon

Research and scholarship

Research and scholarship

My research focuses on exploring how AI can be used in legal education, specifically through the lens of Bloom's Taxonomy. Bloom's Taxonomy is a framework used to classify different levels of learning, ranging from basic knowledge acquisition to more complex skills such as analysis and creation. I am investigating how AI tools can support or enhance these levels of learning for law students—for instance, by assisting them in understanding legal concepts, analysing cases, or developing creative legal arguments.

My research's overarching aim is to assess the potential benefits and challenges of integrating AI into legal education and ensure its application aligns with educational objectives in legal academia.

I graduated with an LLB from Staffordshire University in 2023 and later completed an LLM in Law, AI, and New Technologies at Keele University in 2024. These experiences have shaped my academic focus and fostered my passion for the intersection of law and emerging technologies.