The result to aim for
Fleur Jourdan, founder of Fleurus Avocats (public law and business ethics), questions GenIA-L by sector (sport, education, agri-food) for a synthesis of the risks to probity, with cases of convictions and applicable texts, before his interviews.
What was done
Justice Village (19 March 2026), sponsored article GenIA-L. The same research feeds training materials and monitoring compliance. Environment presented as RGPD, without data retention. No number of maps is published.
Before you start
Tool cited by the source: GenIA-L. Fill in the bracketed items: [coller], [coller 10 lignes]. Strip confidential data that is not needed and check your tool’s access terms. Features and plans can change.
The method, in three steps.
Gather the context
Spot the bracketed items in the prompt (
[coller],[coller 10 lignes]) and prepare what they ask for.Adapt the prompt
Copy the prompt below, replace the bracketed items, then paste it into the AI assistant you use. The cited tool (GenIA-L) is not necessarily available to the public..
Reread before using
Reread the result, correct it if needed and keep the final decision. Caveats are detailed below.
Your starting point.
Replace the bracketed items, then adapt the proposal to your situation. This prompt is written by the iadujour desk It is not a quotation from the source.
Sector: [coller]. Extracts already open (texts / decisions): [coller 10 lignes]. Proposes a list of risks in 8 chips only after extracts. I'm not making up any convictions.
What deserves your attention
Proof level: Statement by the tool’s publisher. Source checked on 11 November 2026. Use described by the source, not tested by the desk. Original summary written by iadujour.fr: figures and claims are the source’s; the prompt is a desk proposal, not a quotation.
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