This course is short, focused, and to the point. I recommend it to any law professional interested in the realm of legal applications of AI.
This course would have been more useful if it had been more about hands-on practice. Ironically, it is the discussion about the state of AI that quickly becomes obsolete, while the actual techniques of Prompt Engineering carry over as models develop. I would have been much more satisfied if the course had consisted of a series of practical applications, eg, let's create some legal instruments and documents using progressively more sophisticated Prompt Engineering. The general discussion was a bit redundant and not very useful. The instructor seemed very competent. But this course requires competence in Law, AI, *and*pedagogy, which is a pretty heavy lift. I would have like a precise continuation of the pattern of Prompt Engineering for ChatGPT course, but digging down into Law specifically.
