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Nippon Life Insurance is taking OpenAI to court, saying ChatGPT crossed a line by acting like a lawyer.
According to the lawsuit, an Illinois woman, Graciela Dela Torre, a senior logistics coordinator at Nippon Life Insurance used ChatGPT to challenge her 2024 settlement with Nippon, letting the chatbot draft legal documents and arguments for her.
Nippon says this led to extra lawsuits and wasted time and money.
This case isn’t just about one chatbot mishap; it’s raising big questions about whether AI should be allowed to give legal advice or create court filings.
OpenAI says the lawsuit doesn’t hold up, but it’s clear that as AI gets smarter, figuring out who’s responsible for its actions is only going to get trickier.
