For Businesses
AI Prompting Class for Legal Teams (Private Class)
4.9
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60-90 Minutes
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Custom Class for Companies
AI Prompting for Legal Teams is an in-depth, bespoke course that will immediately get your legal team up to speed, more efficient, and better with generative AI. We tailor our use cases, prompting examples, and in-class exercises so your legal team can immediately implement the skills they learn in class in their daily work. Join the thousands of lawyers who have learned from GC AI cofounder Cecilia Ziniti how to 10x themselves with generative AI. PS - it’s a great class for legal team offsites, and CFOs love it, too.
Instructed by
Cecilia Ziniti (Co-Founder & CEO, GC AI)
Why do a class for your team now?
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In-house counsel who want to see the value of AI right away.
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Product and privacy counsel who want to understand and use AI so they can better advise their clients.
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Legal team members with an AI mandate interested in learning how to 10x their work with gen AI.
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Legal Ops Leaders who want to bring AI into their teams in a durable way.
One interactive live session with content tailored to the needs of your legal team.
Lifetime access to course materials
Direct access to instructor during and after the course
In-class projects to apply learnings, as well as guided feedback and reflection on your work
Access to a private community of peers and other GC AI users
Course certificate upon completion
Overview of 90-minute class
Quick overview of the tech/“attention is all you need” for large language models (LLMs).
Optimism, “caution and humility” per Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts.
An LLM is like a smart, fast, overeager college intern who has read the entire Internet.
Implications for working with AI: give clear, detailed instructions (prompts), provide examples when you can, and always check its work.
Ethics overview.
Overview of the Types of Work Best Suited for Gen AI
Summarizing and first drafts.
Fleshing out ideas or bullet points.
Brainstorming/thought partner.
Editing/critiquing/perfecting.
Changing formats - e.g., email to Slack, policy to slide deck, helpful charts.
Running a checklist or more sophisticated analysis
Prompting AI & Hands-On Exercises
Elements of a Good Prompt: Context, Task, Desired Format
First Drafts and Research (ex: summarizing a regulator letter or new opinion for stakeholders).
Iterating with AI (ex, having AI review a press release for risks).
Checklist Reviews (ex: reviewing an MSA based on a checklist).
What our students are saying
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