AI Contract Review Quiz

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1. What is a "playbook" in the context of AI contract review?
   • A set of a company's preferred terms and acceptable fallback positions
   • A list of opposing lawyers
   • A schedule of court dates
   • A database of past lawsuits
2. What is a defensible role for AI in contract review?
   • Making final legal decisions without review
   • Finding or organizing clauses and potential issues for a human reviewer
   • Guaranteeing enforceability in every jurisdiction
   • Replacing negotiation and legal analysis
3. Why should lawyers verify AI-generated legal citations?
   • AI databases contain only unpublished cases
   • Verification is prohibited
   • A court documented fabricated cases and quotations submitted after AI-assisted research
   • Courts automatically accept generated authorities
4. At a technical level, classifying clause types is most similar to which NLP task?
   • Image segmentation
   • Audio transcription
   • Reinforcement learning for games
   • Text classification and named-entity recognition
5. What constraint does Federal Rule 26 place on discovery?
   • Discovery must stay within relevance and proportionality limits; some ESI may be not reasonably accessible due to burden or cost
   • All ESI is automatically discoverable
   • AI conclusively decides privilege
   • Only paper records count
6. What does the CUAD research dataset contain?
   • Every contract filed in U.S. courts
   • Expert-annotated clauses from 510 commercial contracts across 41 review categories
   • A binding legal-advice model
   • A universal playbook for every company
7. What does Federal Rule of Evidence 901 generally require before evidence is admitted?
   • Proof that an AI model generated it
   • Automatic admission of every signed PDF
   • Evidence sufficient to support a finding that the item is what its proponent claims
   • A contract playbook approval
8. Why should a contract-review result point back to the source document?
   • So the model can change the signed agreement automatically
   • To avoid checking the governing law
   • Because a summary replaces the original
   • So a reviewer can inspect the exact clause and surrounding context