AI in Contract Review Quiz

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1. What is CUAD designed to help evaluate in legal contracts?
   • Extraction of clauses that may warrant lawyer review or analysis
   • Automatic approval of a contract without review
   • Detection of financial market fraud
   • Generation of a new contract from scratch
2. What professional responsibility does ABA Formal Opinion 512 emphasize when lawyers use generative AI?
   • Accept generated legal analysis without checking it
   • Review output and maintain professional competence and confidentiality duties
   • Give every AI vendor access to client data
   • Treat the model as the attorney of record
3. Which clause categories does the CUAD dataset include for contract review?
   • Change-of-control and assignment clauses
   • Weather events and traffic violations
   • Protein sequences and gene variants
   • Crop yield and soil moisture
4. What labels can ContractNLI assign to a hypothesis about a contract?
   • Approved, rejected, or signed by a judge
   • High risk, medium risk, or low risk only
   • Valid, invalid, or enforceable in every jurisdiction
   • Entailed, contradicted, or not mentioned, with supporting evidence spans
5. What is an 'auto-renewal' clause that AI review commonly flags?
   • A clause that renews the contract automatically unless a party cancels in time
   • A clause that deletes the contract after one year
   • A clause requiring annual renegotiation of price
   • A clause that bans electronic signatures
6. How many contracts did the ContractNLI paper include in its annotated corpus?
   • 510 contracts
   • 607 contracts
   • 41 contracts
   • 13,000 contracts
7. How many commercial contracts were included in the original CUAD dataset?
   • 41 contracts
   • 13,000 contracts
   • 510 contracts
   • One contract per clause category
8. How many types of legal clauses does CUAD annotate?
   • 4 clause categories
   • 5,100 clause categories
   • One category for every document page
   • 41 clause categories