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Chat GPT in the Legal Profession - Uses, Limitations, and Future Implications 2023

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---------- CLE 3 sub/0 eth PRICE Regular: $249.00
New Attorney: $125.00
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About

In the past few months, the use of Chat GPT has spread rapidly everywhere from education to the legal profession. This CLE endeavors to provide attendees with an understanding of Chat GPT software, its uses, limitations, and future implications. It will include live demonstrations of the Chat GPT software and panelists strongly encourage audience participation via submission of questions. 

Industry experts will first provide an overview of Chat GPT, explaining what the software is, what it does, and how it works. Next, they will explore the specific uses of Chat GPT and similar software in the legal profession. They will discuss the limitations of . They’ll provide their best practice recommendations in light of ethical considerations. Finally, panelists will provide an outlook on the future implications of Chat GPT and provide their overarching thoughts on the use of Chat GPT in the legal profession. 

All attendees will receive the course materials as a digital book.

Recorded in May 2023.

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Faculty

NameFirm/Company
Carolyn Elefant Esq. Law Offices of Carolyn Elefant (MyShingle.com)
Prof. Amy A. Emerson Villanova University Charles Widger School of Law
Hon. Abraham J. Gafni Villanova University Charles Widger School of Law
Judge Richard B. Klein (Ret.) McElroy Deutsch Mulvaney & Carpenter LLP (Phila)
Thomas G. Martin Esq. LawDroid
Faculty may vary by location.
PBI reserves the right to substitute speakers at all programs.
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