> But now I can ask legal advice from AI, which levels that playing field. Everybody who has a computer or smartphone and internet-access can consult an AI lawyer or doctor. AI can be my Harvard. I can start a business and basically rely on AI for handling all the paperwork and basic business decisions, and also most recurring business tasks. At least that's the direction we are going I believe.

We had a discussion in a group chat with some friends about some random sports stuff and one of my friends used ChatGPT to ask for some fact about a random thing. It was completely wrong, but sounded so real. All you had to do was to go on wikipedia or on a website of the sports entity we were discussing to see the real fact. Now considering that it just hallucinated some random facts that are on Wikipedia and on the website of an entity, what are the chances that the legal advice you will get will be real and not some random hallucination?