Kim Kardashian Blasts The AI System ChatGPT For Making Her Fail Her Law Exams: 'I'll Yell At It'

Kim Kardashian has had her eyes set on the courtroom for the last several years, talking to powerhouse lawyers, taking the mini bar exam, and even channeling her inner-lawyer by playing one in the new Hulu series "All's Fair." Now, Kim is awaiting the results of the California bar exam, which she took in the summer of 2025, to know whether she'll be able to follow in her late father's footsteps and add "esquire" to her name. She recently revealed during an interview that she used the AI system ChatGPT to help her study for some of her legal exams; however, it didn't always go as planned.

Speaking with Vanity Fair about the new scripted show she's in, created by Ryan Murphy, Kim denied using ChatGPT for life or dating advice. However, she did confess to using the system for "legal advice," sharing that it's helped her come up with answers to tough legal exam questions.

"When I need to know the answer to a question, I'll take a picture and snap it and put it in there," the mother of four said before revealing the wildest part of the story.

"It has made me fail tests ... all the time," she added. "And then I'll get mad and I'll yell at it."

Also in the Vanity Fair interview was Kim's "All's Fair" co-star, Teyana Taylor, who asked the reality star whether she considered ChatGPT to be a "frenemy," to which Kim replied, "Yes, a frenemy."

"And then it'll say back to me, 'This is just teaching you to trust your own instincts. So you knew the answer all along,'" she added.

When Taylor said, "So, [ChatGPT] clocked you," Kardashian replied, "Clocked me."

And while Kim might appreciate the life advice, the "Kardashians" star said she needs ChatGPT to be "better" because she's relying on the system to help her prepare for her hopeful new life as a celebrity lawyer.

"But they need to do better because I'm leaning to them to really help me and she is teaching me a life lesson and then becoming my therapist to tell me why I need to believe in myself after they got the answer wrong," she said. "It's like a thing. I screenshot all the time and send it in my group chat. Like, can you believe this bitch is talking to me like this? This is insane."

Kim will learn whether she passed the California bar exam sometime in November 2025, according to an earlier report from The Blast.

The "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" alum took the exam in late July 2025; however, she took it in a private setting with test proctors due to her A-list status.

According to previous reports, the California bar exam is no walk in the park, as it consists of five one-hour essay questions, one 90-minute performance test, and 200 multiple-choice questions.

The assessment takes two days to complete and has been considered one of the most difficult exams in the country.

One reason Kim is likely hoping to pass the California bar exam on the first try is to prove her detractors wrong, according to a 2019 report from PEOPLE. Sources shared at the time that the reality star knew "some people are laughing at her for the lawyer thing," however, she wasn't bothered by the comments.

"She is focused that this is what she wants to do, and she’s going to do it, regardless of what people think," the source added before sharing why the socialite is the perfect person to advocate for others in a courtroom.

"She has a fantastic memory. She can process multiple things at once," they said. "She’s great at multitasking and at time management. She can grasp very complex concepts. She has a very strong sense of what she believes, and is extremely persuasive. She’s also a very hard worker."

And when she's not studying for the California bar exam, Kim is on the set of her new scripted series, "All's Fair," playing a powerhouse attorney alongside other iconic actresses, such as Niecy Nash and Sarah Paulson.

According to The Blast, the SKIMS founder got inspiration for her character, Allura Grant, from her family's attorney, Laura Wasser.

"We consulted with her. It was just so important to have someone that I could want to channel and want to feel. And that was Laura, who's just like a badass woman that takes care of other women," she said.

"All's Fair" is available to stream on Hulu.