There’s a way to stop ChatGPT sending you to court for the wrong reasons
The most dangerous answer a person with a legal problem can receive is a confident but wrong one.
Nearly one in three Australians say their first stop for a legal question would be Google or a generic artificial intelligence tool such as ChatGPT. That is understandable. But a generic, incomplete or wrong answer can give someone false confidence, send them down the wrong path and cause real harm.
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