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ARTICLE · 10 MAY 2023

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Grave Risks For Lawyers Relying On ChatGPT!

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Development, growth, and advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) is progressing at a rapid speed.

South AfricaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration

Development, growth, and advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) is progressing at a rapid speed. ChatGPT is one such chatbot that has taken the internet space by storm. There have been robust debates around the potential effects of ChatGPT across various tertiary institutions, different professional bodies, and various other institutions. There are also serious concerns about the usage and reliance on same. As such, there has been hesitancy in driving and promoting the usage of ChatGPT in most professional spaces. This kind of hesitancy and resistance is, however, not uncommon especially in so far as it relates to new inventions. The legal profession is one such profession that is notoriously known for its resistance to sudden change, particularly in relation to technological and AI changes and inventions. Whilst there are benefits to the usage of chatbots such as ChatGPT e.g., in providing guidance to kickstart your research, etc., there are huge risks with huge

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