ChatGPT missed two pages of an attorney letter; user adopts an "are you sure?" prompt habit
AggressiveCoast190 · reddit · 2026-10-05
A user reports that over months of using ChatGPT for a contract dispute and other projects, the model has begun missing content — this time admitting it skipped two pages of a letter from an attorney, alongside other skipped pages and lost details. The author's workaround is a new prompting habit: always asking "are you sure / did you miss anything?" A caution for newer users not to trust single-pass AI output.
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