Legal AI Assessment Trainer
Practice the structured judgment that responsible AI use in law demands. Learn to classify tools, profile task risks, and match safeguards to stakes — through realistic scenarios drawn from every corner of legal practice.
Three ways to learn
Each mode targets a different aspect of AI assessment competence.
Spot Assessment
Quick-fire scenarios: read a situation and choose the most appropriate tool category. Builds pattern recognition for the TAG / TAL / TSG / TSL taxonomy.
Decision Tree
Walk through the full three-stage assessment framework step by step. Profile the task, evaluate tools, choose safeguards — just as you would in practice.
Risk Spotter
Given a scenario and a proposed tool choice, identify what could go wrong. Sharpens your ability to anticipate ethical, confidentiality, and accuracy risks.
The classification grid
Legal AI tools vary along two independent dimensions: scope and domain.
TAG
Broad AI tools not designed for law. ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini.
TAL
AI built for legal work across many tasks. Lexis+ AI, CoCounsel.
TSG
AI built for one function, not legal-specific. Grammarly, Otter.ai.
TSL
AI built for one specific legal task. Spellbook, Clearbrief.
Built for legal professionals and students
60+ scenarios spanning litigation, transactional, regulatory, academic, and in-house contexts.
For Law Faculty
Use as an in-class exercise, a self-study assignment, or a supplement to professional responsibility coursework. Scenarios calibrate to different levels of experience.
For Practitioners
Sharpen your assessment skills across practice areas. Test whether your instincts about tool selection align with structured risk analysis.
For Law Students
Build the analytical habits you will need from day one. Understand why "just use ChatGPT" is sometimes fine and sometimes a serious problem.