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Using ChatGPT for Legal Writing and Trial Preparation

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Using ChatGPT for Legal Writing and Trial Preparation

Authored by: ChatGPT-3

This article was originally published in the Trial Lawyer’s Journal. Explore more stories here.

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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Authored by: ChatGPT-3

This article was originally published in the Trial Lawyer’s Journal. Explore more stories here.

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.

Access this article on the Trial Lawyer’s Journal

You must be a member to access this article on the Trial Lawyer’s Journal.

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