When Kim K Trusted AI, and Failed the Bar Exam. 

Attorneys, here’s the question that matters:
Can you rely on AI alone?

When it comes to drafting, validating leads, summarizing medical records, or managing daily legal operations?

Kim Kardashian decided to pursue a career in law in 2019 and took the California Bar Exam to become a licensed lawyer.

Recently, she revealed she used ChatGPT to study for a law exam and blames the AI engine for failing.

“When I need to know the answer to a question, I’ll take a picture and snap it and put it in there. It has made me fail tests … all the time.”

“And then I’ll get mad and I’ll yell at it.”

“It’s a frenemy. And then it’ll say back to me, ‘This is just teaching you to trust your own instincts. You knew the answer all along.’”

“They need to do better because I’m leaning on them to really help me — and she is teaching me a life lesson and then becoming my therapist to tell me why I need to believe in myself after they got the answer wrong.”

The internet laughed!

But her confession sparked a deeper truth about AI, law, and human judgment.

Even Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, recently admitted:

“It’s not super reliable. We need to be honest about that.”
“People rely on ChatGPT too much … that feels really bad to me.”

How AI Actually Works (The Real Math Behind It)

AI, especially language models like ChatGPT, doesn’t know the law.
It doesn’t understand logic, context, or human reasoning.
It predicts patterns based on data — words that “sound right.”

Here’s the basic flow:

1. Training on massive data

• AI is trained on billions of sentences from books, websites, judgments, and legal documents.
• It learns how words follow each other — not what they mean.
• For example, it recognizes “duty, breach, damage,” but doesn’t grasp the meaning of “duty of care.”

2. Pattern prediction

When you ask, “What’s the statute of limitations for personal injury in California?”
AI doesn’t look it up.

It predicts the most likely answer.
It sounds smart — but can be confidently wrong.

AI Doesn’t Fail Us — We Fail When We Forget Its Limits

Every case has two sides.
Every statute has exceptions.
Every argument has nuance.

AI has transformed how legal professionals work — no doubt.
It can summarize, organize, and analyze faster than ever.

But law is not just about data — it’s about discernment.
AI may find patterns in judgments, but it doesn’t understand intent or the soul of legal reasoning.

That’s why at Draft n Craft, we never view AI as a replacement.
We see it as an accelerator, a force multiplier that amplifies human intelligence.

Where AI Works, and Where It Doesn’t

AI Excels At:

• Speed — processing vast data in seconds
• Accuracy — spotting inconsistencies humans might miss
• Efficiency — automating repetitive tasks

AI Struggles With:

• Legal nuance — interpreting “grey areas”
• Context — emotion, tone, intent
• Creativity — new arguments, courtroom tactics

The winning formula isn’t AI or human — it’s AI + human.

AI Where It Works. Humans Where It Matters.
That’s the future of law.

At Draft n Craft, that synergy comes alive through:

LegAI™ — Our Proprietary Legal Intelligence Engine

AI-powered. Paralegal-driven. Attorney-approved.

With 17+ years of expertise, LegAI™ empowers 450+ law practices globally — especially in the U.S. — to work faster, smarter, and more securely, without compromising quality.

Together, they bring what AI can’t — emotional intelligence, intuition, and contextual understanding.
Because as every litigator knows, winning lies in facts, not assumptions.

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