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AI Training for Lawyers: Using and Advising on AI Without Professional Risk

Data Protection Advice for AI Deployments

Quiz: Data Protection Advice for AI Deployments

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Firm Level Policy, Supervision and Training Records

Quiz: Firm Level Policy, Supervision and Training Records

Advising on AI Incidents and Regulatory Notification

Quiz: Advising on AI Incidents and Regulatory Notification

Final exam: AI Training for Lawyers: Using and Advising on AI Without Professional Risk

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Quiz: Firm Level Policy, Supervision and Training Records

AI Training for Lawyers: Using and Advising on AI Without Professional Risk
Firm Level Policy, Supervision and Training Records
Quiz: Firm Level Policy, Supervision and Training Records

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Question 1 of 5

1. Question

What should the firm’s core AI policy principles address?

Only what tools are approved
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Professional compliance, verification requirements, client consent and confidentiality protection
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Only how fast AI work must be done
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Only cost savings
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Question 2 of 5

2. Question

How should the firm handle tool approval?

Permit all tools and staff choose which to use
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Evaluate and approve specific tools; maintain an approved list; prohibit unapproved tools
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Let individual partners decide which tools to approve
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Only permit tools recommended by the AI vendor
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Question 3 of 5

3. Question

Why is training documentation important?

To show how many hours staff work
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To create evidence that staff understood policy and risks
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Only for compliance with employment law
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Only for large firms
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Question 4 of 5

4. Question

What should the firm do if a staff member discovers an AI-generated fabricated citation was used in client advice?

Say nothing and correct it if anyone asks
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Report immediately to the supervisor and assess whether client notification and regulator notification are needed
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Wait until the client complains
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Only notify the client, not the regulator
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Question 5 of 5

5. Question

How often should the firm review and update its AI policy?

Only when a problem occurs
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Only when new tools are adopted
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Annually and whenever new risks are identified or case law changes
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Never, once set it should not change
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