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AI's Role in Legal Cases: Can Chatbots Help Lawyers with Crypto Lawsuits?

Sat Sep 27 2025

Cryptocurrency lawsuits are tricky. Lawyers often need to figure out which laws might be broken and then write clear complaints. Could AI chatbots like GPT-3.5 and ChatGPT lend a hand?

Researchers put these AI tools to the test. They gave GPT-3.5 real-life scenarios involving crypto securities. The goal was to see if the AI could spot which laws were being broken.

The Results? Not Great

  • GPT-3.5 missed some key violations.
  • It wasn't terrible, but it wasn't reliable either.
  • The good news? Future versions might improve.

ChatGPT's Writing Skills

Next, they looked at ChatGPT's writing skills. They had mock jurors read complaints written by both lawyers and ChatGPT.

The Verdict?

  • The jurors couldn't tell the difference.
  • ChatGPT's writing was good enough to sway decisions, just like a lawyer's.

This is a big deal because drafting complaints is a huge part of a lawyer's job.

The Future of AI in Law

So, can AI help lawyers with crypto cases?

  • Not yet for figuring out legal issues.
  • Maybe for writing.

ChatGPT showed promise, but it's not perfect. It's a start, though. As AI gets better, it could become a useful tool for lawyers.

This study is the first to really look at how well AI can handle legal writing and reasoning in crypto cases. It's a small step, but an important one. The future of law might just be a mix of human expertise and AI assistance.

questions

    How can the accuracy of GPT-3.5's legal reasoning be improved to make it a more reliable tool for lawyers?
    Is there a possibility that the results of the mock juror assessments were manipulated to favor ChatGPT's drafting abilities?
    Are the findings of this study being suppressed to prevent the widespread adoption of AI in the legal field?

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