Navigating AI in Legal Writing: Best Practices and Pitfalls
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This Course
This course offers foundational skills about how to leverage generative AI in legal writing. From prompting tricks to the basics of GPT tech, attendees leave with actionable skills that can be used to elevate legal practices. Beginning with the basics of how generative AI works, attendees will learn about large language models, transformers, and generation from input to response. Attendees of this program will gain concrete techniques for working with GPT and similar generative AI tools, including tactics for prompt engineering. Attendees will also learn about the strengths and weaknesses of AI both now and in the future, as well as practical and ethical pitfalls surrounding AI.
This course is ideal for all attorneys and legal professionals who regularly write in their practice and want to learn more about AI.
Learning Objectives:
- Learn foundational concepts about how transformer technology works to generate text for legal tasks
- Explore prompt engineering techniques for using generative AI to draft and improve legal writing
- Develop strategies for deciding when and how to use generative AI tools in legal practice
About the Presenters
Joe Regalia, Esq.
Write.law; UNLV Law
Practice Area: Science & Technology
Professor Joe Regalia is an associate professor of law at the William S. Boyd School of Law, the top ranked law school in the nation for legal writing. He is a nationally recognized legal writing and technology consultant for law firms, courts, agencies, nonprofits, corporations, and other organizations. He has led hundreds of workshops for federal trial and appellate judges, state judges, the Department of Justice, state and federal agencies, major corporate legal teams, and more. He is frequently asked to offer keynotes at major conferences and organizations. Joe's research and teaching focus on legal writing, persuasion science, technology, and ...
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