Court & Hearings

AI tools (short for artificial intelligence tools) like ChatGPT can help with legal tasks. These tools predict what words should come next based on large amounts of text they have processed before.

AI tools do not understand the law like people do. They cannot replace legal advice. AI tools sometimes provide fake or inaccurate information.

Some people use AI tools to save time when thinking through ideas or writing first drafts. When used carefully, AI tools can be a starting point to explore legal ideas and improve communication. They can summarize text, organize ideas, and reword drafts. However, they cannot decide what to do in a legal case.

Only a person can take responsibility for what gets filed in court, and only a lawyer Someone who represents clients in courts or who gives legal advice can give legal advice. Always double-check the information and be aware of privacy risks when using AI tools.