Explain why competent legal AI use starts with understanding tool limits and required human review.
Competence is a workflow, not a vibe. Name the legal task AI is safer when the task is narrow. Asking for a jurisdiction-neutral orientation, a list of issues to investigate, or a clause comparison is different from asking for a final legal conclusion. The same output can be useful in one posture and dangerous in another. Legal work is full of consequences: a missed limitation period, a false citation, an overbroad privilege call, or a confidential fact in the wrong system. A competent user starts by naming what the output is allowed to be: brainstorm, draft, checklist, research lead, or…
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