Reuters reports that OpenAI asked a federal judge in Chicago to dismiss a lawsuit by Nippon Life Insurance Company alleging ChatGPT helped a pro se litigant breach a settlement and flood the court with meritless filings. OpenAI argued that ChatGPT “is not a person” and does not practice law, positioning it as a research aid rather than a legal adviser. The case matters because it tests how courts may allocate responsibility among AI vendors, self-represented litigants, and users when generative AI produces litigation documents.
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