The Legal Prompt Engineering Guide, written by Dr. Mitchell Adams, was released by the Centre for Legal Innovation at the College of Law.
As generative AI rapidly changes the legal landscape, this timely resource will assist legal practitioners in confidently utilising this technology. The Legal Prompt Engineering Guide, written by Dr. Mitchell Adams, targets law students, attorneys, associated legal professionals, and legal educators.
The Guide includes:
- Essential AI concepts and the legal uses of LLMs
- The basics of prompt design and engineering
- Examples of use in legal research, drafting documents, and communicating with clients
- Methods for ensuring quality, maintaining ethical standards, and developing AI policies
The Guide presents all these topics in an understandable way for both those new to AI and seasoned users.
Source: Centre for Legal Innovation
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