SAL-Microsoft AI Prompt Engineering Competition 2024
The competition will be based on a single, comprehensive legal scenario designed to encompass multiple areas of legal practice. Participants will be challenged to create AI prompts that direct AI models to produce outputs across various critical legal tasks. For example, the scenario will require participants to generate prompts that guide AI in analysing legal precedents, summarising case law, and predicting outcomes relevant to a complex merger situation.
Additionally, participants will be tasked with creating prompts for drafting legal documents, ensuring compliance with relevant laws, regulations, and international standards. Ethical considerations will also play a role, as participants must ensure their prompts align with the ethical standards of legal practice and avoid biases in AI outputs.
The competition’s integrated approach will allow participants to demonstrate their ability to apply AI in various aspects of legal practice while adhering to the good practices outlined in the PE Guide.
This is an individual competition.
CPD Points : N/A
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Technology
Submission
Participants must submit a PDF copy of their prompt, a link to the AI-generated output, and a brief explanation of their approach, including any ethical considerations. Submissions will be judged on creativity, effectiveness, clarity, ethical awareness, generalization potential, and adherence to the best practices outlined in the Prompt Engineering Guide.
Prizes
Participants stand the chance to win attractive prizes including a $5,000 cash prize from Microsoft. The champion will also receive free flight and accommodation to join SAL's next TLF business mission trip (destination to be confirmed), sponsored by SAL, along with a 1-year free Academy Library access, sponsored by Academy Publishing.
Timeline
11 October 2024 |
Registrations close |
18 October 2024 |
Competition scenario to be released |
23 October 2024 |
Submissions due |
5 November 2024 |
Winners to be announced at a prize presentation and networking event TechLaw.Fest Open House: What’s Up, LegalTech?! held in conjunction with the SFF Lab Crawl |
The judging panel comprises:
Mr K Gopalan | Singapore Academy of Law |
Dr Stanley Lai SC | Allen & Gledhill |
Mr Jeth Lee | Microsoft |
Assistant Professor Jerrold Soh | SMU |
Matt Pollins | Lupl |
Mr Pavandip Singh | Singapore Academy of Law |
Ms Stefanie Yuen Thio | TSMP Law |
For enquiries related to this challenge, please email [email protected].
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