You wouldn't hand a new assistant a task without explaining what you need, how you like it done, and what "done well" looks like. So why do we expect AI to read our minds?

The gap between a mediocre AI response and a genuinely useful one almost always comes down to the prompt. In this session, we'll break down the core building blocks in-house lawyers can use to get more from today's leading AI tools, including how to:

• Define the right context and scope for your request;
• Give clear instructions on what the AI should — and just as importantly, should not — do; and
• Specify the output you actually want, so you get results that are reliable, actionable, and tailored to your matter.

Consider this your primer for practical legal AI. Then join us at AM26 in Boston to see these techniques in action through real-world examples and live demos.

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