🤖 What can AI actually do?

Modern AI tools can:

• generate contract text from simple input,

• use legal wording and formatting,

• create the impression of professionalism.

But AI cannot evaluate legal risks, see context, or ask the right questions like a lawyer does.

⚠️ Risks of AI-generated contracts

• Missing or invalid clauses that won’t protect you

• Formal mistakes that could void the entire agreement

• False sense of security – the text looks good, but fails in practice

• No reflection of your specific case or purpose

• Expensive disputes that cancel out your time savings

✅ When AI can help

• As a drafting tool for initial ideas

• For basic orientation or comparisons

• As a support tool for a lawyer

But AI should never replace legal service – only enhance it.

📚 Real-life example:

An online store used a chatbot-generated “terms and conditions”. A customer complaint led to legal analysis – and it turned out the text was against Czech consumer law. Result? Fine from the authorities and compensation required.

✅ Lawyer’s recommendation:

AI is a great assistant, but a poor advisor.

Use it as a tool, not a replacement for legal expertise. Every contract should reflect your goals, risks, and the legal context. When in doubt, ask before you sign.