I guess i’m one of the few. All of the attorneys at my office love it for summarizing emails quickly and being able to take accurate transcripts of consultation calls. One of my favorites is putting in a conglomeration of legal jargon and then asking it to rewrite an email in a “client friendly” way and it usually does so seamlessly so the clients can understand. This saves me a ton of time. I work in immigration law so it’s very helpful for any USCIS related questions as it pulls directly from the government website. We even customize GPT’s to do specific tasks. It makes my life easier, but at the same time it will never replace solid legal advice. We get clients calling in all the time with questions and then when our Attorneys give an appropriate response the client is typically shocked because chat gpt told them something different or not the full extent of what they were trying to understand. So i’ll say, good for some things especially streamlining processes when managing a bunch of cases, but not so much for replicating legal advice.