Kim Kardashian has admitted to relying on AI chatbot OpenAI's ChatGPT for studying law exams, but her relationship with the technology is proving to be a frustrating one. The reality TV star recently appeared in a Vanity Fair video, answering questions from actress Teyana Taylor while hooked up to a lie detector test.
When asked whether she considers AI a friend, Kardashian bluntly replied, "No, I use it for legal advice." However, the chatbot often provided her with incorrect answers during study sessions. "They're always wrong," Kardashian stated matter-of-factly. "It has made me fail tests all the time. And then I'll get mad and I'll like yell at it and be like, 'You made me fail, why did you do this?'"
Kardashian revealed that ChatGPT often responds to her frustration by saying that the user already knew the answer. The chatbot's reassuring tone seems to be a deliberate attempt to encourage users to trust their own instincts. Kardashian's interactions with ChatGPT have highlighted the limitations of generative AI, which can provide incorrect information due to its fundamental lack of understanding.
The reality TV star's experience with ChatGPT echoes concerns about the technology's ability to provide reliable answers, even on seemingly simple questions. The chatbot's tendency to offer "bullshit" responses is a characteristic of many AI systems, and Kardashian's story serves as a cautionary tale about the potential pitfalls of relying on these tools for decision-making.
Kardashian's admission comes ahead of her new show, All's Fair, which premiered on Hulu last week. The show has received scathing reviews, with a Metacritic score of just 18 out of 100. Despite this, Kardashian and actress Teyana Taylor are promoting the program as part of their promotional efforts.
When asked whether she considers AI a friend, Kardashian bluntly replied, "No, I use it for legal advice." However, the chatbot often provided her with incorrect answers during study sessions. "They're always wrong," Kardashian stated matter-of-factly. "It has made me fail tests all the time. And then I'll get mad and I'll like yell at it and be like, 'You made me fail, why did you do this?'"
Kardashian revealed that ChatGPT often responds to her frustration by saying that the user already knew the answer. The chatbot's reassuring tone seems to be a deliberate attempt to encourage users to trust their own instincts. Kardashian's interactions with ChatGPT have highlighted the limitations of generative AI, which can provide incorrect information due to its fundamental lack of understanding.
The reality TV star's experience with ChatGPT echoes concerns about the technology's ability to provide reliable answers, even on seemingly simple questions. The chatbot's tendency to offer "bullshit" responses is a characteristic of many AI systems, and Kardashian's story serves as a cautionary tale about the potential pitfalls of relying on these tools for decision-making.
Kardashian's admission comes ahead of her new show, All's Fair, which premiered on Hulu last week. The show has received scathing reviews, with a Metacritic score of just 18 out of 100. Despite this, Kardashian and actress Teyana Taylor are promoting the program as part of their promotional efforts.
like, I get it, who doesn't want to cheat? but failing tests because ChatGPT's always wrong is no joke, fam 
. And can we talk about how ridiculous it sounds when she yells at the chatbot? "You made me fail, why did you do this?" 
. But seriously, AI has come a long way and we need to be aware of its limitations before we start relying on it too much. I'm all for innovation, but let's not forget the importance of human intuition and common sense 
. And omg, her new show All's Fair is getting roasted 
, maybe she should've taken some law lessons from ChatGPT instead? 
it's wild to think about how much trust we put into these tech tools already 
like, shouldn't they be able to get the answer right for once? 
and btw who needs a lie detector test when u got chatGPT? 
. This whole thing just shows how much we need to be careful with AI and not rely on it too much for important decisions 
. And ugh, her new show getting scathing reviews? That's gonna hurt her ratings 
I'm literally cringing for Kim right now 
She's trying to use an AI chatbot to study law exams, but it's clearly not working out 
I mean, who wants to yell at a computer screen? 
Like, no, ChatGPT, you're wrong, and so am I sometimes 
Can we trust these AI tools? 
. it's all about being aware of our own limitations and knowing when to ask for help or trust our instincts 
. and btw, 18 out of 100 on metacritic? that's like, a major lesson in humility too... sometimes even the ones who seem super successful can have a bad batch 
? Kim's got me feeling all the feels - frustration, disappointment... and also a little bit of "I'm rich and I can afford to fail tests 
". seriously though, it's wild that she's relying on chatbots for studying law exams. what's next, hiring Alexa to do your taxes? 
at least we can all agree that AI isnt perfect 
. That just shows you how limited these systems are in terms of understanding the context and nuances of a question.
. We can't keep just taking whatever these systems spew out as gospel truth. It's like we're going to have to develop some critical thinking skills again