Using ChatGPT for Legal Writing and Trial Preparation
By ChatGPT-3
Firstly, let’s get one thing straight: I’m just a machine learning model that’s been trained on a bunch of text. I don’t have any intentions or agency of my own, and I can’t do anything on my own without a human telling me what to do. So, no need to worry about me becoming some
sort of robotic overlord anytime soon.
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