AI for Arts, Humanities and Law Students
Arts, humanities, and law degrees run on reading and writing, and AI can help with both if you use it with a spine. This workshop teaches AI as your editor and research assistant, never your ghostwriter. You will summarise dense readings with NotebookLM, prepare essay and moot arguments and then defend them, work across Hindi and English, and build study workflows that fit NET and UPSC preparation. You will also learn the unglamorous skill that saves careers: checking citations, because AI invents cases and papers that do not exist. You leave with a small writing portfolio and habits you will use for years.
Who is this for: BA, MA, and LLB students who read and write for a living and want AI to speed that up without hollowing it out
Where this course sits
For complete beginners. No AI experience needed, and no coding, ever. If you can use WhatsApp, you are ready.
Prerequisites: None. If you can read this page and use WhatsApp, you are ready.
Exactly what happens in these 5 days
No vague promises. Open each day and see what you will learn and the real thing you will make.
Day1
Reading faster without reading less
Within 30 minutes you will have AI summarising a real reading from your own course.
- Setting up ChatGPT, Gemini, and NotebookLM free accounts
- Uploading a reading to NotebookLM and questioning it like a tutor
- Summaries that keep the argument, not just the headings
- First hallucination test: asking AI about a book it pretends to know
- What not to upload: unpublished work, personal data, paid material you cannot share
You make today: A one-page annotated summary of a real reading from your syllabus, with your own questions answered
Day2
Essays and moots, with integrity
AI as editor and devil's advocate, never as the author of your argument.
- Outlining an essay through back-and-forth prompting
- The editor workflow: you draft, AI critiques, you rewrite
- Moot prep: building arguments, then making AI attack them
- Where the integrity line sits, and how colleges detect AI-written text
- Improving your writing by studying AI's edits instead of accepting them blindly
You make today: An essay or moot argument outline plus one paragraph you drafted, had critiqued, and rewrote stronger
Day3
Working across languages
Move between Hindi and English confidently, with AI handling the heavy lifting.
- Translation with Google Translate and Gemini, and where each fails
- Polishing English drafts when you think in Hindi first
- Voice typing in Hindi and Hinglish, then converting to formal text
- Back-translation: the simple trick to check meaning survived
- Building a personal glossary for your subject's technical terms
You make today: A passage translated and polished both ways, plus a starter bilingual glossary for your subject
Day4
Exam workflows and citation checking
Structured NET and UPSC style preparation, and the citation habit that protects you.
- Drafting practice for law students: notices, applications and case summaries, verified against Indian Kanoon before anything is trusted
- Answer-writing practice: AI evaluates your answer against a marking style
- Current affairs summaries with Perplexity, with sources visible
- Why AI invents cases, judgements, and papers, with real examples
- Verifying every citation the manual way, on Indian Kanoon, eCourts, or the court's own website, before it enters your work
You make today: A 30-day study plan for your target exam plus a verified citation list for one assignment
Day5
Your writing portfolio
Package your best work so applications and internships have something to see.
- Choosing and polishing two or three pieces with the editor workflow
- Writing a short, honest bio
- Building a simple portfolio page or PDF in Canva
- Where humanities and law students actually use portfolios: internships, journals, fellowships
- A maintenance habit: one new piece a month
You make today: A live portfolio page or polished PDF with your best pieces and bio, ready to link in applications
Walk out able to do this
- Summarise long readings and build study notes with NotebookLM without losing the argument
- Use AI to outline and edit essays while the ideas and words stay yours
- Prepare moot court arguments and anticipate counterarguments with AI as sparring partner
- Catch fake cases, fake papers, and wrong citations that AI invents
- Translate and polish work between Hindi and English with AI, then check the meaning survived
- Draft and verify legal and formal documents with proper citation checks on Indian Kanoon and official sources
- Publish a small online writing portfolio with three polished pieces
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Tools you will use
To bring: None. If you can read this page and use WhatsApp, you are ready.
You leave with real things
An annotated reading summary, an argued and rewritten essay outline, a bilingual glossary, a 30-day study plan, and a real writing portfolio, plus the downloadable workbook with every prompt and checklist.
Your study material pack
- The full course workbook, chapter by chapter
- Every prompt used in class, ready to copy
- Checklists and templates from the exercises
You get a batch access code during the workshop. Enter it any time on the study material page to download everything.
Questions people actually ask
Will this teach me to get AI to write my essays?
No, and we are upfront about that. AI-written essays are detectable, against most college rules, and they stop you from learning to write. We teach AI as an editor and critic, which genuinely makes your own writing better.
I am a law student. Can AI find case law for me?
It can help you understand cases, but it also invents case names and judgements that do not exist, which has embarrassed real lawyers in real courts. We spend serious time on catching this and verifying everything before you rely on it.
My English is average. Is that a problem?
Not at all, it is one of the best reasons to join. A full day covers working between Hindi and English, voice typing in Hindi, and polishing your drafts. Many learners find AI most useful exactly here.
Are the tools free?
Yes. Everything we use has a free plan that covers the whole course and your daily study afterwards. Nothing paid is required.
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