In a confession captured during a lie detector session for Vanity Fair’s Lie Detector Test series, hosted by actress and singer Teyana Taylor, Kim Kardashian revealed an unexpected secret about her legal journey: artificial intelligence, and specifically ChatGPT, is reportedly responsible for some of her law exam failures.
Kim K. uses AI for legal questions
The entrepreneur and reality TV star, who began studying to become a lawyer several years ago, didn’t mince words about the limitations of AI chatbots.
When asked directly about her use of AI tools, Kim Kardashian admitted: “I use them for legal advice.” A practice that seems harmless to many, but which she says had disastrous consequences during her exam prep. “They’re always wrong,” she remarked, explaining that these recurring errors led her straight to failure. Clearly, she hasn’t tried the AI Lawyer on Yiaho!
Passionate about law since her involvement in prison reform, Kim K. is still pursuing her dream of passing the California bar through an alternative path without a traditional law school.
But beyond academic setbacks, AI occupies a surprising place in her daily life.
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ChatGPT: A friend?
Kim Kardashian compares ChatGPT to a virtual “friend,” a digital confidant she consults for anything and everything. “It’s become a habit. I take screenshots all the time and send them to my group chat. Like: ‘Can you believe this girl is talking to me like this? It’s crazy!’,” she shared with her usual bluntness.
From casual exchanges about friend drama or celebrity gossip to more serious advice, AI has integrated into her inner circle to the point of becoming a social sharing tool.
This revelation comes at a time when AI is invading every field, from entertainment to education.
While millions of users praise ChatGPT for writing essays or solving complex problems, Kim’s experience highlights the pitfalls: inaccurate answers, especially in legal matters where nuance is crucial.
For Kim K., this dependence on AI isn’t going away anytime soon, despite the disappointments. She continues to balance law studies and her media empire, proving once again that even Hollywood stars navigate between high-tech innovation and human reality. It remains to be seen if ChatGPT will revise its algorithms to avoid failing other aspiring lawyers…
Source: Cnews
