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Four law professors at the University of Minnesota Law School<\/span> asked ChatGPT <\/span>to “take” a four-subject <\/span>exam last fall and then scored it “blindly” along with the exams of real students.<\/p>\n ChatGPT<\/span>, on the other hand, has a C+<\/span> average, which is lower than the B+<\/span> average of other students. Still, if applied to the entire course, that’s enough for a chatbot to earn a law degree. Although the 21st<\/span> largest university in the United States is likely to repeat students with this grade.<\/p>\n According to the researchers, “ChatGPT <\/span>alone is just an ordinary law student. In the workplace, ChatGPT <\/span>can be used to produce a first draft, allowing workers to make events more efficient.”<\/p>\n