How to tell if students used AI?
ChatGPT may identify its own work: Enter in a few sentences from the student's paper and ask ChatGPT "did you write this?". Although ChatGPT might only recognize its own writing if you are in the version the student used - 3.5 vs. 4. But it is not 100% accurate and there are false positives and false negatives.
Check with your professor to see if you are allowed to use Protege (Lexis's AI) for a particular assignment.
There is a link to Protege in the left hand bar of the Lexis+AI research system.
You can copy the results by scrolling down to the end, past the citations and there is an icon for Copy in the lower right. There are other document delivery options too, such as email and download.
There is a Protege mobile app.
Westlaw has two basic AI products:
1. Co-Counsel - An additional cost to purchasing a Westlaw research system. Use it for research, summarizing information, drafting, reviewing documents. Claims Explorer - upload a document and get a list of relevant claims. Quick check a document to get more relevant authority and check the authority cited.
2. Search & Summarize Practical Law - gets its data from Practical Law, so it does not include much of the primary law and secondary sources on Westlaw. Practical Law contains practice notes, forms, checklists and other resources for practitioners in a selection of civil practice areas.
