Even Without Internet Access, Prisoners Are Trying to Benefit From A.I.
Source: New York Times
Jason Allen is pretty sure ChatGPT can come up with a better legal strategy than he can.Mr. Allen, 42, who is serving a life sentence for murder at a maximum-security prison near Baltimore, has considered filing a lawsuit over the frequency of inmate cancer screenings there. He’s heard enough about ChatGPT to seek its help — but inmates aren’t allowed to freely browse the internet, much less fiddle with…
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