Kim Kardashian, the reigning queen of reality TV turned aspiring lawyer, just confessed something that’s giving “Black Mirror: Bar Exam Edition.” In a hilariously relatable moment, the 45-year-old All’s Fair star admitted that she’s been leaning on ChatGPT — yes, the same AI you ask for breakup texts and pasta recipes — to prep for her law exams. Spoiler alert: it didn’t go well.
Turns out, even billion-dollar brains make bad choices. “I use it for legal advice,” Kim said during Vanity Fair’s infamous lie detector test alongside costar Teyana Taylor. “I’ll take a picture [of a question] and put it in there. They’re always wrong. It has made me fail tests all the time.”
We’ve all been betrayed by a bad Google search before, but Kim Kardashian’s experience proves that even the smartest tech can’t outsmart the California bar.
When Taylor teased Kim about using AI for life advice, the Skims mogul clarified she only asks for legal help — but apparently ChatGPT talks back. “I’ll get mad and yell at it, like, ‘You made me fail!’” Kim confessed. The bot, ever the spiritual life coach, allegedly replied, “This is teaching you to trust your instincts.”
So not only is ChatGPT making her bomb exams, it’s also gaslighting her into self-reflection. As Taylor quipped, it sounds less like a study buddy and more like a “toxic friend.” Kim agreed, calling it a frenemy that fails the test and then lectures her about personal growth. (Honestly, sounds like half of Hollywood.)
Kim even screenshots the exchanges and drops them into her group chat. “Can you believe this bitch is talking to me like this?” she told fans. Imagine the group chat chaos.
Despite her AI misadventures, Kim’s legal journey is no joke. She’s already conquered the notoriously tough “baby bar” and told The Graham Norton Show she’ll be a fully qualified lawyer by the end of the year. “Maybe in 10 years, I’ll give up being Kim K. and be a trial lawyer,” she teased.
Her late father, Robert Kardashian, famously defended O.J. Simpson — and Kim’s determined to carry that legacy, sans robot assistance. Back in 2021, she proudly posted about passing the baby bar, writing, “I was told this was nearly impossible… but it feels so so sooooo good to be here.”
So, what’s the moral of this perfectly chaotic pop culture moment? Even Kim Kardashian, billionaire beauty mogul and soon-to-be lawyer, can’t outwit the algorithm. AI might run Hollywood’s scripts and TikTok trends but when it comes to the law — or Kim’s group chat — it’s clearly not ready for cross-examination.
One thing’s for sure: if ChatGPT ever needs legal representation, it better not call Kim.
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