Kim Kardashian Says ChatGPT Made Her Fail Her Law Exams

Students who rely on ChatGPT for their schoolwork might want to take a lesson from reality star Kim Kardashian: Artificial intelligence may help you get an F grade.

Kardashian recently admitted Vanity Fair video interview They were used I want, ChatGPT, to help her study for her law tests, but he constantly pointed her in the wrong direction.

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Kardashian recently passed Examination for first-year law studentsalso known as the baby strip test, after failing it three times. She revealed to All’s Fair co-star Teyana Taylor that she used OpenAI chatbot ChatGPT to guide the study, but it didn’t exactly help her.

“It’s always wrong, and it made me fail tests,” Kardashian told Taylor.

Kardashian said she considers ChatGPT an “enemy” and that she calls him out after he gives her incorrect information, asking him why he misled her.

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A Kardashian representative did not respond to a request for comment.

According to Kardashian, when ChatGPT asked why she was giving incorrect answers, she offered an unusual defense.

“This is just teaching you to trust your instincts, so you knew the answers all along,” the robot said, according to Kardashian.

In a recent episode of her show The Kardashians, Kardashian recently appeared He denied that the 1969 moon landing occurred.

Acting NASA Administrator Sean DuffyHe, himself a contestant on the reality show, told her on social media that the US has been to the moon six times.