Generative artificial intelligence tools are springing up everywhere, promising to handle mundane tasks so lawyers can spend more time on high-touch, high-value activities. But to make the most of these tools, attorneys first need to get up to speed on the new technology. Assessing the products is certainly part of the equation, but lawyers also need to learn prompt engineering. In this program, we explore best practices for prompt engineering to get the best output from your input. By incorporating these strategies, lawyers can craft prompts that are more likely to elicit accurate, nuanced and reliable information from AI systems.

Presenter:
Catherine Sanders Reach, Director of the Center for Practice Management, North Carolina Bar Association