"For some time now, legal publications like Above the Law have been sharing a steady drip of instances where AI hallucinations find their way into a lawyer's work product. Is consumer AI especially prone to such mishaps? What sets legal-specific solutions apart? And how have these tools advanced in ethically aiding the practice of law? Join us at November 4th at 1 p.m. ET, for this CLE-eligible webinar detailing some differences between consumer and professional AI tools."
"We'll explore: Real differences between professional tools like Thomson Reuters' CoCounsel Legal and consumer AI products Ethical risks of using consumer AI tools for client work Addressing the problem of AI hallucinations Talking with clients about your responsible AI use How tools like CoCounsel Legal are changing the way lawyers actually work The future of legal AI"
A CLE-eligible webinar on November 4 at 1 p.m. ET will contrast consumer AI products with professional legal tools. The session will examine real differences between professional platforms such as Thomson Reuters' CoCounsel Legal and consumer AI offerings. The program will identify ethical risks of using consumer AI for client work and outline approaches to address AI hallucinations. It will provide guidance on talking with clients about responsible AI use and demonstrate how legal-specific tools are changing lawyers' workflows. The webinar will also consider the future of legal AI and best practices for ethical adoption.
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