Module 4
Prompts for everyday legal tasks: summarising, extracting, comparing, drafting, questioning and testing
Having learned the parts of a prompt, you now apply them to tasks. This module gives eight patterns that cover most of what a lawyer asks an AI writing tool to do in a normal week. Each pattern has a template you can adapt, the part of the six that matters most for it and a watch-out, which is the particular way that pattern goes wrong. The patterns share one idea: **the tool works on text you give it, for a purpose you state, in a form you choose, and you check the result.** None of them asks the tool to be the source of the law.
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