Stop using Chat GPT for this

Conversations about AI and chat GPT in business are not new.

And those conversations are not going to stop anytime soon.

There's no doubt AI is here to stay.

And as business owners, we ought to embrace it.

I'm all for that.

However, there are limitations to what you should be using AI for in your business and what you shouldn't.

And in today's episode, I'm going to share with you one thing that I really, really wish business owners would stop using chat GPT for.

and that is strategic legal advice.

I'll bet you thought I was going to say, don't use ChatGPT to draft your contracts.

And yes, I say that a lot, but that's not what I want to focus today's episode on.

I really think me saying that is obvious.

And I think the time has passed where people are using ChatGPT to draft legal documents.

I really do.

There may be some people that still do it.

I hope that they eventually learn that that's not a great use or a suitable use of AI or ChatGPT.

I've seen so many business owners end up in a really tricky situation because they have documents that don't work.

That goes to the cornerstone of what I do in this business.

I draft contracts and agreements for clients to help set them up for success.

My background is litigation and disputes, so I want to see business owners set up for success and I want to see them avoid becoming somebody else's litigation client.

So it's no secret that I don't support litigation ChatGPT or any AI for drafting your legal documents.

But it's so obvious.

It's so obvious that I want to talk about something that's less obvious, but so incredibly important.

And that is when business owners use ChatGPT to take their legal advice.