ChatGPT helped a passenger fight an airline claim without a 35% agency cut
ipeirotis · x · 2026-07-23
A user says ChatGPT acted like a legal assistant in a cross-border airline dispute: it helped file a complaint with Norway’s airline watchdog, escalate the case to conciliation court after Norse ignored the ruling, find a regulated fixed-fee local representative for $270 instead of a 35% commission, and calculate statutory interest precisely.
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