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About the course

Responsible AI for Public Sector Legal Professionals

These two courses
  • Using Generative AI: Everyday Tools and Best Practices 
  • Designing AI Policy, Projects and Societal Impact

teach you how to use AI effectively. Designed by and for public sector legal professionals, these courses are free and open to anyone interested in learning how to use the latest AI tools in government legal contexts.

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About the Course Advisory Committee

These free, online, at-your-own-pace courses are designed for public sector lawyers and legal support staff to enable safe and responsible use of GenAI in your day-to-day work.

Via hands-on activities and demonstrations that are consistent with guidance provided by the American Bar Association, these courses explore how AI is transforming the legal profession and how lawyers and their offices can responsibly use AI to better serve the public. 

Want to offer these courses to your team for Continuing Legal Education (CLE) credit? Partner with InnovateUS to add live modules that fulfill your state's requirements.

For more information, contact us at [email protected]

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Part 1

Using Generative AI: Everyday Tools and Best Practices

This course focuses on everyday tools and best practices. We'll explain AI fundamentals, explore potential risks and how to overcome them, and demonstrate practical applications for your daily work. You'll learn how to write effective prompts and how to incorporate GenAI tools into your everyday work. We focus on how you can get the most out of these tools while also discussing the risks of using GenAI in public sector legal practice and how to mitigate them.

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Part 2

Designing AI Policy, Projects and Societal Impact

This course delves into policy, projects, and societal impact. We'll cover data governance issues, how to design your own AI projects, and broader societal challenges like copyright implications and potential misuses. For those interested, we'll also provide guidance on developing AI governance policies.

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