>Just this week, ChatGPT got served with its first defamation lawsuit. Suing robots could turn into the next gravy train for the legal industry. I've gotten a

>Just this week, ChatGPT got served with its first defamation lawsuit. Suing robots could turn into the next gravy train for the legal industry. I've gotten a little flak from people when I mention since GPT learns from the work of humans, it would only be a matter of time before the lawsuits come rolling in. Defamation is one obvious pain point. What about copyright violations? How soon before "Killing in the Name" seemingly sung by Robin Williams brings lawsuits from both Williams' estate and Zack de la Rocha?