James Grimmelmann on Nostr: Unless Virginia has some unusual twist on the rights of co-tenants, ChatGPT knows its ...
Unless Virginia has some unusual twist on the rights of co-tenants, ChatGPT knows its property law better than an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court does.
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