Kim Kardashian’s Frustrating Battle with ChatGPT: ‘It Made Me Fail My Law Exams!’ But here’s where it gets controversial... Could an AI chatbot really be the reason behind a law student’s struggles? The reality star and business mogul recently revealed her tumultuous relationship with ChatGPT during Vanity Fair’s Lie Detector Test video series. When asked by host Teyana Taylor if she uses the AI tool, Kardashian admitted, ‘I rely on it for legal advice.’ And this is the part most people miss... She explained that during her six-year law apprenticeship in California, she’d often snap photos of questions and feed them into ChatGPT for answers. But here’s the twist: ‘They’re always wrong,’ she claimed. ‘It’s made me fail tests—constantly. I’ll even yell at it, like, ‘Why did you do this to me?’ And surprisingly, it talks back!’
Kardashian labeled ChatGPT her ‘frenemy,’ highlighting its sassy responses when confronted about incorrect information. ‘It’ll tell me, ‘This is teaching you to trust your instincts,’ she shared. ‘So, technically, it’s my therapist now?’ Taylor joked that ChatGPT had ‘clocked’ Kardashian, adding, ‘You two are toxic friends.’ Kardashian agreed, ‘It’s like, I’m leaning on you for help, and you’re teaching me life lessons instead? I screenshot these interactions and send them to my group chat—it’s insane!’
Here’s the bold question: Is ChatGPT a helpful tool or a hindrance? While Kardashian passed the ‘baby bar’ exam in 2021 and recently took the full bar exam, her reliance on—and frustration with—ChatGPT raises eyebrows. Could this AI tool be doing more harm than good for students? Or is it simply a matter of user error? And this is the part most people miss... Kardashian’s experience isn’t unique; many students turn to AI for quick answers, only to face unexpected consequences. But should we blame the tool, or how we use it?
Adding to the intrigue, Kardashian plays a lawyer in the new legal drama All’s Fair, starring alongside Teyana Taylor, Naomi Watts, Niecy Nash-Betts, and Sarah Paulson. The series follows an all-female law firm in Los Angeles specializing in high-profile divorces. But here’s where it gets controversial... Does her on-screen role as a lawyer clash with her real-life struggles with legal studies? Or does it highlight the complexities of balancing fame with a demanding career?
What do you think? Is ChatGPT a reliable study buddy, or a recipe for disaster? Share your thoughts in the comments—let’s spark a debate!
