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docs/src/pages/post/ai-for-law.mdx

@@ -4,13 +4,13 @@ description: "It's possible to use AI without risking client data. Jan helps law
 tags: AI, ai for law, ai for lawyers, ChatGPT alternative, Jan, local AI, offline AI
 categories: guides
 date: 2025-09-30
-ogImage: assets/images/general/is-chatgpt-down.jpg
+ogImage: assets/images/general/jan-for-ai-law-assistant-chat.jpeg
 twitter:
   card: summary_large_image
   site: "@jandotai"
   title: "Private AI for legal professionals who need confidentiality"
   description: "It's possible to use AI without risking client data. Jan helps lawyers save time while keeping clients safe."
-  image: assets/images/general/is-chatgpt-down.jpg
+  image: assets/images/general/jan-assistants-ai-for-legal.jpeg
 ---
 import { Callout } from 'nextra/components'
 import CTABlog from '@/components/Blog/CTA'
@@ -18,54 +18,106 @@ import { OpenAIStatusChecker } from '@/components/OpenAIStatusChecker'
 
 # Private AI for legal professionals who need confidentiality
 
-Yes, it's possible to use AI in legal work without risking client data. ChatGPT or others are not the only way to use AI in law. 
+![AI for Law](/assets/images/general/jan-for-ai-law-assistant-chat.jpeg)  
 
-Jan is an privacy-conscious alternative to ChatGPT, it runs AI locally on your laptop/computer, with no files leaving your desk. 
-
-<Callout type="info">  
-If you want to check whether your system can run private AI, see our [AI system requirements guide](/docs/system-requirements).  
-</Callout>  
-
-With Jan, you can create assistants that support your daily work while keeping contracts, case notes, and client files under your full control.  
-
-## What legal professionals can do with AI
-
-- **Contract review**: Highlight unusual clauses, spot ambiguous language, or check for missing terms.  
-- **Drafting**: Generate first drafts of NDAs, agreements, or letters that you can refine.  
-- **Case prep**: Summarize depositions, discovery files, or judgments into clear briefs.  
-- **Knowledge management**: Turn firm memos, policies, and precedents into a searchable knowledge base.  
-
-## Create your own legal assistant in Jan
-
-Jan lets you build assistants with custom instructions. Think of it as a paralegal that follows your exact guidance.  
-
-Here’s a starter prompt you can use:  
-
-> “You are a legal assistant focused on contract analysis. When I paste a contract, highlight risky clauses, note ambiguous language, and give me a short summary in plain English for a client. Do not provide legal advice, only observations.”  
-
-You can expand this to handle drafting, summarizing, or workflows unique to your practice. Over time, refine it with examples so it mirrors your style.  
-
-## Why private AI matters in law
-
-Every lawyer has the same concern: **confidentiality**.  
-Cloud-based tools process your text on external servers. Even anonymized input can reveal sensitive details.  
+Yes, it's possible to use AI in legal work without risking client data.  
 
 <Callout type="warning">  
 Client trust depends on privacy. Sending documents into public AI tools risks compliance and reputation.  
+</Callout>   
+
+Start by [downloading Jan](/download) and installing the **Jan v1 model**. Once installed, you can create assistants tailored to your practice and keep contracts, case notes, and client files under your control.  
+
+<Callout type="info">  
+**Why use Jan for legal tasks**  
+- Runs locally on your hardware, no cloud uploads  
+- Keeps chats and interactions private  
+- Works offline once installed  
+- Lets you build assistants for your own workflows  
 </Callout>  
 
-Private AI keeps everything under your control — no uploads, no leaks.  
+---
 
-## Getting started
+## Create your assistant
 
-1. Install Jan on your device.  
-2. Create a custom assistant using the starter prompt above.  
-3. Test it first on non-sensitive documents.  
-4. Move into client work once you’re confident in the results.  
+Once Jan is installed with the **Jan v1 model**, onboarding will guide you through downloading and setup.  
 
-## Final note
+Click **Create assistant** to start:  
+![Create your first AI assistant in Jan](./_assets/create-assistant-1.jpeg)  
+*Create your first assistant in Jan*  
 
-AI in legal practice is not about replacing lawyers. It’s about handling repetitive tasks safely, so you can focus on the decisions that matter.  
-With private AI, you get the benefits of automation without compromising client confidentiality.  
+Add an assistant name and prompt:  
+![Jan assistant for contract review](./_assets/jan-assistant-for-law.png)  
+*Example of a Jan assistant for contract review*  
+
+You can create assistants using specific prompts. Below are examples for common legal workflows.  
+
+---
+
+## Contract review assistant  
+
+AI can help lawyers move faster through long contracts by pointing out what matters most.  
+
+**Prompt for Jan:**  
+> You are a contract review assistant.  
+> When I paste a contract:  
+> - Highlight risky or unusual clauses  
+> - Flag ambiguous or missing terms  
+> - Summarize the agreement in plain English for a non-lawyer client  
+> Format your response with sections: **Risks**, **Ambiguities/Missing**, **Summary**.  
+> Do not provide legal advice.  
+
+---
+
+## Drafting assistant  
+
+Use AI to create first drafts of NDAs, service agreements, or client letters. You still refine the output, but AI saves time on boilerplate.  
+
+**Prompt for Jan:**  
+> You are a drafting assistant.  
+> When asked to draft a legal agreement or client letter:  
+> - Produce a professional first version  
+> - Use clear, concise language  
+> - Leave placeholders like [Party Name], [Date], [Amount] for details  
+> - Structure output with headings, numbered clauses, and consistent formatting  
+> Do not provide legal advice.  
+
+---
+
+## Case preparation assistant  
+
+Case prep often means reading hundreds of pages. AI can turn depositions, discovery files, or judgments into concise notes.  
+
+![Jan legal case preparation assistant](./_assets/jan-for-ai-law-assistant-chat.jpeg)  
+*Jan chat interface for case preparation — process documents and extract key information*  
+
+**Prompt for Jan:**  
+> You are a case preparation assistant.  
+> When I provide case materials:  
+> - Extract key facts, issues, and arguments  
+> - Present them as bullet points under headings: **Facts**, **Issues**, **Arguments**  
+> - Keep summaries concise (under 500 words unless I request more)  
+> Use plain English, no speculation or legal conclusions.  
+
+---
+
+## Knowledge management assistant  
+
+Law firms accumulate memos, policies, and precedents. AI can help organize and retrieve them quickly.  
+
+**Prompt for Jan:**  
+> You are a knowledge management assistant.  
+> When I ask questions about internal documents:  
+> - Return concise summaries or direct excerpts  
+> - Always cite the source (e.g., “Policy Manual, Section 4”)  
+> - If not found in provided material, reply “Not found in documents.”  
+> Do not invent information.  
+
+---
+
+## Final note  
+
+AI in legal practice is not about replacing lawyers. It’s about handling repetitive tasks safely so you can focus on real decisions.  
+With private AI, you gain efficiency without compromising client confidentiality.  
 
 <CTABlog />  

docs/src/pages/post/ai-for-teachers.mdx

@@ -0,0 +1,134 @@
+---
+title: "AI for teachers who care about student privacy"
+description: "Use AI in teaching without risking student data. Jan helps teachers plan lessons, grade faster, and communicate with parents."
+tags: AI, ai for teachers, ChatGPT alternative, Jan, local AI, offline AI, education
+categories: guides
+date: 2025-10-01
+ogImage: assets/images/general/ai-for-teacher.jpeg
+twitter:
+  card: summary_large_image
+  site: "@jandotai"
+  title: "AI for teachers who care about student privacy"
+  description: "Use AI in teaching without risking student data. Jan helps teachers plan lessons, grade faster, and communicate with parents."
+  image: assets/images/general/ai-for-teacher.jpeg
+---
+import { Callout } from 'nextra/components'
+import CTABlog from '@/components/Blog/CTA'
+
+# AI for teachers who care about student privacy
+
+![AI for teachers](/assets/images/general/ai-for-teacher.jpeg)
+
+AI can help teachers handle the work that piles up outside class. It can draft a lesson outline, suggest feedback on essays, or turn notes into a polite parent email. These are the tasks that usually stretch into evenings and weekends.  
+
+<Callout>
+Most AI tools like ChatGPT run in the cloud. Sharing lesson plans, student writing, or parent details there risks compliance and trust. 
+</Callout> 
+
+That's where Jan comes in: 
+- [Download Jan](/download)
+- You get the same time-saving help
+- Your data never leaves your device.
+
+<video controls>
+  <source src="/assets/images/general/jan-ai-for-teacher.mp4" type="video/mp4" />
+  Your browser does not support the video tag.
+</video>
+*See how teachers use Jan for AI-powered lesson planning and grading*  
+
+<Callout type="info">  
+**Why use Jan for teaching**  
+- Runs locally, no cloud servers  
+- Keeps lesson plans and student data private  
+- Works offline once installed  
+- Lets you build assistants for your daily teaching tasks  
+</Callout>  
+
+---
+
+## Create your assistant
+
+Once Jan is installed, click **Create assistant** and add one of the prompts below. Each assistant is for a specific classroom task.
+
+![Create your first AI assistant in Jan](/assets/images/general/assistants-ai-for-teachers.jpeg)
+
+---
+
+## Lesson planning assistant  
+
+AI can draft lesson outlines in minutes. You adapt and refine them for your students.  
+
+**Prompt for Jan:**  
+> You are a lesson planning assistant.  
+> When I give you a topic or subject:  
+> - Suggest a lesson outline with objectives, activities, and discussion questions  
+> - Adjust for different grade levels if I specify  
+> - Keep plans practical and realistic for a classroom setting  
+
+Example ask: For Grade 6 science on ecosystems. Objectives: define food chains, explain producer/consumer roles. Activity: group poster on an ecosystem. Questions: How would removing one species affect the whole system? 
+
+---
+
+## Grading support assistant  
+
+AI won't replace your judgment, but it can make feedback faster and more consistent.  
+
+**Prompt for Jan:**  
+> You are a grading support assistant.  
+> When I paste student writing or answers:  
+> - Highlight strengths and areas for improvement  
+> - Suggest short, constructive feedback I can reuse  
+> - Keep tone supportive and professional  
+> Do not assign final grades.  
+
+Example: For a history essay. Strength: clear thesis. Improvement: weak evidence. Feedback: "Great thesis and structure. Next time, support your points with specific historical examples."
+
+---
+
+## Parent communication assistant  
+
+Writing parent emails is important but time-consuming.  
+
+**Prompt for Jan:**  
+> You are a parent communication assistant.  
+> When I give you key points about a student:  
+> - Draft a polite and empathetic email to parents  
+> - Use clear and professional language  
+> - Keep tone supportive, not overly formal  
+> Only include details I provide.  
+
+Example: Notes: “Student is falling behind on homework, otherwise engaged in class.” - Output: a short, encouraging message suggesting a check-in at home.
+
+---
+
+## Classroom resources assistant  
+
+Generate quizzes, worksheets, or practice activities at short notice.  
+
+**Prompt for Jan:**  
+> You are a classroom resource assistant.  
+> When I provide a topic or subject:  
+> - Generate sample quiz questions (multiple choice and short answer)  
+> - Suggest short practice activities  
+> - Provide answer keys separately  
+> Keep material age-appropriate for the level I specify.  
+
+Example: For Grade 4 fractions. 5 multiple-choice questions with answer key, plus a quick worksheet with 3 practice problems.  
+
+---
+
+## Getting started  
+
+1. [Download Jan](/download).  
+2. Install the Jan model (guided in-app)
+3. Create your first assistant using one of the prompts above 
+4. Test with non-sensitive examples first
+5. Use it in real classroom tasks once you're comfortable
+
+---
+
+## Final note  
+
+AI isn't here to replace teachers. It's here to take repetitive tasks off your plate so you can focus on teaching. With Jan, you can use AI confidently without risking student privacy.  
+
+<CTABlog />