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Eugene

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3. Silly me. I ass-u-me-d such a common sense guardrail would be in place.

Reply to usonian (Original post)

Wed Nov 5, 2025, 01:56 PM

Nov 5

It's not as if the chatbot has never "hallucinated" before now, while generating a legal brief.

Nor is it as if Chat GPT hasn't coached depressed persons how to write a suicide note.

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OpenAI ends legal and medical advice on ChatGPT [View all] usonian Nov 5 OP

This seems good, as well as legally prudent (nt) AZJonnie Nov 5 #1

Trillions being spent to provide lazy high school students with essays. Klarkashton Nov 5 #2

Silly me. I ass-u-me-d such a common sense guardrail would be in place. Eugene Nov 5 #3

I found ChatGPT extremely useful when I broke my wrist cally Nov 5 #4

Yes, incredibly helpful. Getting an actual doctor to focus on your actual problems is absurdly difficult. lostnfound Nov 5 #5