Chuck Bryant

And they're like, nope, sorry, do it again.

That's every student's nightmare.

Yeah.

And remember, this is time.

Like you have three hours per segment, right?

Like if you don't finish in time, sorry, like you have to stop.

So that's a huge part of it.

And then also, like you said, ChatGPT, it turned out, was involved because some students were like, there are misspellings and typos in some of these multiple choice questions.

And the California State Bar said, wait, what?

Yeah.

It turns out that some of those questions were chat beat GPT written by chat GPT.

They weren't even reviewed by a lawyer or copy edited by the state agency that oversaw the test because, you know, I don't know, money, I guess.

And this was another case of lawyers suing lawyers and lawyers suing their state bar and all that.

And like California has just lost so much money on it.

Remember, this is a money saving thing, too.

Right.

Again, there's like a little bit of schadenfreude to it.

Yeah.

And there was one incident in New York where someone went into cardiac arrest while taking the test.

That was this year in the July test.