AI for Law Students Quiz

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1. What does the guide describe as the strongest habit when using AI for case briefing?
   • Letting AI brief every case so you have more time for outlining
   • Reading and briefing the case yourself first, then comparing with an AI version and checking disagreements against the opinion
   • Using commercial briefs instead of AI
   • Briefing only the cases the professor lists as important
2. Why is asking a general chatbot to recall a case from memory risky?
   • Chatbots refuse to discuss legal topics
   • Chatbots only know Supreme Court cases
   • Recalling cases uses too much of the school's license
   • The model generates plausible text rather than looking anything up
3. Which predictable mistake do AI case summaries make, according to the guide?
   • Stating a broader rule than the court adopted or missing the procedural posture
   • Always quoting the dissent in full
   • Refusing to name the parties
   • Writing summaries longer than the opinion
4. A student is unsure whether a professor permits AI feedback on a paper. What does the guide advise?
   • Assume it is allowed unless the honor code mentions AI
   • Use AI but do not mention it
   • Ask the professor in writing
   • Follow the policy of whichever other course is most permissive
5. Which areas does ABA Formal Opinion 512 tell lawyers using generative AI to attend to?
   • Marketing, billing software and office security
   • Speed, cost and client satisfaction surveys
   • Only confidentiality
   • Competence, confidentiality, communication with clients and reasonable fees
6. Which study approach does the guide recommend for using AI to help you learn?
   • Having AI reread your outline aloud
   • Having AI generate questions, answering them without notes, then asking for a critique
   • Asking AI to write model answers for you to memorize
   • Summarizing every assigned reading with AI
7. What rule does the guide give clinic students about client information?
   • Never paste client information into tools the school has not approved
   • Client information may be shared if names are removed from the first paragraph
   • Clinic work is exempt from confidentiality rules
   • Any AI tool is fine for clinic work if it is free
8. When using AI-generated practice hypotheticals, where does the guide say the learning actually comes from?
   • Reading AI's model answer first
   • Generating as many hypotheticals as possible
   • The attempt you make on your own
   • Sharing the hypotheticals with classmates