Using “GPT” AI in the Practice of Law
Using “GPT” AI in the Practice of Law
Large language models, or “LLMs,” are nothing new. For years, legal professionals have been using this type of AI to find cases and locate documents that traditional keyword and Boolean searches miss. But recent advancements in this LLM technology known as generative pre-trained transformers, or “GPTs,” have improved these already-powerful tools. And the secret is out. There are countless bots and other applications available for various general and specific uses, including for the practice of law. This CLE presentation introduces today’s new AI technology, and specifically explains its usefulness for the practice of law.
This presentation is intended for licensed and unlicensed legal professionals and covers the following:
- Provide a short review of prior LLM AI technology
- Explain why GPT AI is different and more powerful
- Distinguish different kinds of AI available today
- Demonstrate real, trustworthy use cases, like legal research, reviewing documents, analyzing contracts, and more
Join us on Tuesday, March 11, 2025, at 1:00 PM EST
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Meet Maddie Pipitone Maddie
Pipitone is a Product Training Attorney and works directly with customers, current and potential, to provide AIbased solutions to legal issues using CoCounsel. She has extensive litigation experience with a focus in insurance defense litigation and general civil litigation. Maddie regularly hosts webinars on various CoCounsel products and in multiple practice areas to provide customers with ongoing education opportunities.
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