Love this! You might consider starting her on the D&D card game, Dungeon Mayhem, which says it is made for 8+ (although I have heard of 6YOs playing it).

Actually not the first. Attorney Troy Doucet, founder of AI.Law, filed an AI written complaint in the SD of Ohio back in March 2024. Doucet v. Revco Solutions, Inc., 2:24-cv-01367, (S.D. Ohio). The company posted a story about it on their blog: www.ai.law/blog/ai-laws...

Could also be part of existing #AsssitiveTech?

Reason:
Ever since a concussion last year, I have issues looking at screens for long periods of time. I want something to assist with digital commenting on student papers. I do not want to give the students audio files, however. Also need FERPA compliant app.

Now all I can think of is someone yelling "pull!" and shooting at the posts/skeets. #SkeetShooting

thank you for the recommendations!

"Terms of Use"/"Terms of Service" essential to read to understand the way your data is handled.

Added to reading list! Thanks for the rec.

There are several practice management companies integrating AI to help with these types of issues. I have not played with them yet, but might be worth looking at. Or use document automation software. Not everything has to be GenAI.

I admit the legal companies that were founded around law (E.g. Lexis, Westlaw, etc.) have much better terms for their AI products since they understand (and often share) our ethical obligations.

I feel for you! Same thing happens to me.

I have never found hanging out with legal tech folks to be a waste of time, just a lot of fun :)

Love these! Thank you!

I forgot that I was going to share this prompt with you. I had my students run an earlier assignment through chatgpt with this. We then looked at one that I ran and talked about how it was changing statutory language & terms of art, but helped elsewhere. Use with careful thought was the lesson.