Relationships & Family
James Sexton says AI tools are prompting people to file “predictably wrong” DIY divorce papers
Jack Neel
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""Now everyone's just like in the law this everyone's filing legal papers that claude or that ChatGBT made for them and they're predictably wrong in predictably wrong ways.""
Divorce lawyer James Sexton says he has not yet seen an “AI girlfriend” directly ruin a marriage, but claims AI is putting strain on marriages and legal cases in other ways. He says some people are becoming overconfident and are filing court papers drafted by tools such as Claude or ChatGPT, which he describes as “predictably wrong”, arguing that legal outcomes depend on human decision-making and discretion rather than pure logic.
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- James Sexton · guest
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- Jack Neel
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- America's Divorce Lawyer: "Cheating Isn't The Problem!" Here's What Actually Ends Marriages in 2026
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- 1:01:17
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