From OutKick · David Hookstead · · 50s
LSU coach used ChatGPT for legal advice
LSU coach Lane Kiffin reportedly used ChatGPT to justify adding NFL players to his team, sparking SEC backlash.
In brief
LSU coach Lane Kiffin reportedly used ChatGPT to justify adding NFL players to his team, sparking SEC backlash. Kiffin relied on AI for legal advice despite having a $91 million contract. Originally reported by OutKick.
ChatGPT legal advice
LSU head coach Lane Kiffin reportedly used ChatGPT to justify adding former NFL players to his team.
“Usually, when I would express an opinion about what LSU was doing, Lane would reply with a screenshot from ChatGPT that supported LSU's position, which was almost always wrong.”
SEC backlash
The SEC accused LSU of letting Kiffin run wild as an expulsion vote loomed.
“Eventually, I told him that a guy with a $91 million contract ought to have a top-notch lawyer on speed dial and not be using ChatGPT for legal advice.”
Kiffin's stance
Kiffin ignored unsolicited legal advice but claimed ChatGPT helped him justify his actions.
“Lane ignored most of my unsolicited advice, but I don't think he'll be using ChatGPT anymore for legal advice.”
SEC standoff
LSU's attempt to add NFL players triggered a standoff with the SEC over player eligibility.
“The situation sparked a standoff between LSU and the SEC that's best described as the Cuban Missile Crisis of sports.”
Kiffin's contract
Kiffin has a $91 million contract, raising questions about his legal expertise.
“A guy with a $91 million contract ought to have a top-notch lawyer on speed dial and not be using ChatGPT for legal advice.”
What to remember
Kiffin relied on AI for legal advice despite having a $91 million contract.
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