Yes. Good prompting takes ChatGPT's responses from about 60% accurate (i.e., not ok for legal use cases) to 91.7% accurate. That difference makes ChatGPT workable for legal tasks, especially with you - a lawyer - in the loop.

Not a problem. Class sessions are recorded, and Cecilia offers interactivity and prompt effectiveness review offline.

If you cannot make any of the sessions, we offer credit to future classes.

Using GPT direct will give you a sense of its capability and limits. That said, you could wait 12-18 months for GPT to get good enough at just understanding uncrafted prompts. Or you could wait for legal tech vendors or corporate IT. But those options could take months and lots of $$. Why miss out now?

Yes. Lots of lawyers can give you a general rundown of AI risks, or email you a client alert about caess, and you shouldn't pay for that. What's different about this class is that the instructor for this class is both a general counsel _and_ an AI expert at top tech companies. She'll get you actually using the tool and ways to get great.

CLE credit is pending in California and New York. We're working on getting the new specialized California CLE category for technology training in the practice of law.

Yes! First, you can use your firm or company's training budget. Second, at your hourly rate, if you're in house and can avoid going to Expensive BigLaw Outside Counsel ™ even once, for <1 hour task, this class will have paid for itself. For solos, this class costs less than almost any outside tool.

Cecilia has a warm, engaging, and participatory style. She was the GC at Lambda School, which was doing zoom classes before the pandemic and before it was cool. She learned pedagogy from the best there.

This class is good for lawyers at any comfort level with AI, from total newbie to experienced technologist. Over 100 GCs from all sectors have taken a version of this class to rave reviews. Even if you're pretty facile with GPT now, you'll learn something.

We won't cover policy or implementation in this class. But I'd love your feedback on whether you want to see a class on that because I love talking about it. Email me at cecilia@getgc.ai.

We'll go over settings for turning off ChatGPT history and training.

No. While, OpenAI announced some great enhancements, they have not to date focused on legal use cases. Learning to prompt will also get you into the tool and aware how it works.