Enrico SchaeferFouning Attorney, Litigator and Ousdie Counsel - IP, Tech, TRAVERSE LEGAL, PLC · Founding Partner @ TRAVERSE LEGAL, PLC | AI, Blockchain, Social Media, Internet

Draft Contracts Using ChatGPT - #shorts

24 Jun 2023 · 1 min

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In this YouTube short, Enrico Schaefer emphasizes that every AI tool used within an organization must be reviewed and approved by a Chief AI Officer (or a designated representative). He asks ChatGPT for guidance on where to embed this requirement in a contract, and ChatGPT suggests adding a new subsection (2.1) under Section 2 – Approved AI Systems. The revised language states that any AI resource not expressly approved by the Chief AI Officer is strictly prohibited and may lead to disciplinary action. The clip concludes with Schaefer posing the question, “How can a client use ChatGPT to work with their attorney?” highlighting a practical use‑case for AI in legal collaboration.

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Let's make sure it's clear that every AI tool needs to be reviewed and approved by the Chief AI Officer. And then I asked ChatGPT, which section do you recommend we make that clear? The best section to stress the importance of AI tool approval by a Chief AI Officer would be in Section 2 under the approved AI systems. Here's how the updated subsection would look. And now it gives me a revised Section 2.1. And it incorporates this very important process that I want for my organization, that the technology must be reviewed and approved by the Chief AI Officer or designated representative. All AI resources, any use of the systems that have not been expressly approved by the Chief AI Officer, is strictly prohibited and may result in disciplinary action. How can a client use ChatGPT to work with their attorney?