ChatGPT, a powerful large language model (LLM) developed by OpenAI, has the potential to revolutionize the way law students learn and research. This guide will explore the various ways ChatGPT can be a valuable tool for law students, from streamlining research and improving legal writing to enhancing learning and comprehension. If you are looking for practical tips for effectively using ChatGPT—including crafting effective prompts, evaluating output, and addressing ethical considerations—this is the guide for you!
The Law Library has a limited number of ChatGPT Plus licenses available to law students. These licenses can be checked out for a period of 30 days. Interested students should contact Ayyoub Ajmi (ajmia@umkc.edu) to check out a license.
Are you unsure how to use the ChatGPT Plus license in a way that most benefits you? Take a look at this helpful guide that includes use cases, prompt ideas, and more:
Need ideas for what to use ChatGPT Plus for, and how to use it effectively? Look no further! Our law librarians have prepared these helpful guides to show you the possibilities.
There are a lot of other resources out there about prompt engineering and using ChatGPT in law school. We've compiled a list of a few resources we believe are most helpful:
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