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Free Class: Advanced AI Prompting for In-House Legal 201
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Claim your free spot in an upcoming Advanced AI Prompting for In-House Legal 201 class by filling out the form below:
You’ve got the legal AI basics down. Now it's time to start prompting like an expert.
This advanced class is designed for in-house legal professionals who already understand the fundamentals of AI prompting and are looking to sharpen their skills.
You’ll learn how large language models “think,” what they do well, where they struggle, and how to structure prompts for complex legal tasks.
Once you know how to prompt like an expert, you’ll see AI as a trusted part of your legal team and become a top 1% legal prompter.
Taught by GC AI Founder and 3x GC Cecilia Ziniti or an experienced GC AI Solutions Attorney, this class has helped thousands of lawyers 10x their efficiency with AI.
See what’s possible when you become an AI-powered lawyer. ⚡
This class includes
One 90-minute interactive live session with in-depth lessons and use cases.
Lifetime access to the course replay and materials.
Access to a private community of peers and other GC AI users.
Course certificate upon completion.
A 14-day free pilot of GC AI with usage metrics and analyses.
1.25 hours of Technology CLE Credit in California under Cal Bar Rule 2.72(C)(2)(a)(iv). Provider will apply for CA MCLE Accreditation for certain instructors. (other states can be requested).
Why take a legal AI prompting class?
There is a growing gap between legal professionals who understand AI and those who don’t.
Basic prompting skills are the difference between using AI for party planning (fun, not useful) and using it to save hours on a regulatory project or to be able to crank through a vendor MSA in 15 minutes, not 2 hours. Don’t let your team get left behind.
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82% of lawyers are now either using or planning to integrate AI into their work (LexisNexis).
Two-thirds of in-house legal teams believe they should be using AI in their work (Thomson Reuters).
A majority of lawyers identified “saving time or increasing efficiency” as the top benefit of using AI (ABA Legal Technology Report).
In general, legal professionals who take this course adopt AI 3 to 5 times faster than those who don’t.