Legal opponent used ChatGPT to generate queries, 70-80% of which he never read
deepakns · x · 2026-09-28
Jigar Shah shared a real case: in a disputed matter, one party uploaded an entire board meeting notice to ChatGPT, had it generate queries, and forwarded the raw output — 70-80% of which he himself never read. The company now has to respond to all of them. deepakns cites this to criticize trusted personalities campaigning for OpenAI, arguing mass ChatGPT use in a low-trust, lazy population is a disaster.
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