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Woman uses AI to win eviction case
Technology
Lynn White from California just pulled off a major win—she overturned her eviction after losing in court, all without a lawyer.
Instead, she used AI tools like ChatGPT and Perplexity to spot legal mistakes and draft her court responses.
Her DIY approach saved her over $70,000 in rent and penalties.
AI for legal help
More people are turning to AI for legal help as lawyer fees keep climbing.
Stories like White's—and New Mexico business owner Staci Dennett, who settled a debt with ChatGPT's help—show how accessible these tools are.
But there's a catch: AI sometimes invents fake legal references, which has landed some users (and even lawyers) in trouble with big fines.
It's a game-changer, but not without risks.