Want to learn all the pros, cons and more for leveraging generative AI in legal writing, including the new ChatGPT 4o? Join me tomorrow!
Tomorrow, ACEDS will host the webinar Considerations for Leveraging Generative AI in Legal Writing (available here) at 1pm ET (noon CT, 10:00am PT). During this ACEDS webinar, I will provide legal professionals like you with a comprehensive overview of the opportunities and challenges posed by generative AI tools and best practices for using them in your own legal writing. Topics to be addressed include:
- Generative AI Terms and Background
- Generative AI in the Courts
- Evaluating Options for AI Research & Writing
- Factors to Consider When Using AI in Generating Content
- Prompt Engineering & Personas
- Five Tips for Using Generative AI
Here’s the (hopefully) fun part! The webinar will include a live demonstration of the capabilities and challenges of generative AI models, using the brand new GPT-4o and Microsoft Copilot! Performing without a net! Unless, of course, you count the internet…
The capabilities of generative AI tools to create high-quality content is truly mind-blowing. However, there have also been many potential pitfalls associated with the use of generative AI tools, including model “hallucinations” included in court filings, copyright concerns, and more. Courts are taking notice of the use of these tools, and some have implemented or considered certification requirements regarding their use. What do legal professionals need to know today in terms of the considerations for leveraging generative AI tools in their own legal writing and how to get the most out of these tools? Register here to find out tomorrow!
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So, what do you think? Are you interested in learning about the pros and cons of using generative AI in legal writing? If so, consider attending the webinar! And please share any comments you might have or if you’d like to know more about a particular topic.
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Great insights on leveraging AI effectively! As we also review different SaaS tools at TheSoftReview, we found AI integrations can significantly boost productivity and content accuracy when applied thoughtfully.