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AI tools can help solo and small-business owners brainstorm, organize, draft, and move faster—but they cannot become your lawyer, your compliance officer, or your excuse when something goes wrong. This matters more than ever as legal-focused AI products expand and business owners increasingly use generative AI for contracts, policies, research, and customer communications. In this episode of eLegal Radio, Dr. Shena Dixon Mason, Esquire, Ph.D. in Organization Management and Leadership, ABD, explains the difference between using AI as an assistant and using it as unauthorized legal decision-making. You’ll learn why an AI-generated contract, employee policy, or legal citation can create more exposure than protection; what documents you should never blindly copy and paste; and how to create clear boundaries for your own AI use. By the end, you’ll have a practical framework for using AI with wisdom, human judgment, and eLegal protection.