ChatGPT is not good for legal matters, I wouldn’t recommend it for that. It can be good for generating tables, or for suggesting alternative ideas, for example. One use I like to use ChatGPT for is I present it some information, such as a world building scenario I might use in a TTRPG, and I ask it to present objections and possible explanations, because I cannot possibly consider every loophole by myself. Its actually quite good at this. It often suggests things I never considered, and gives decently good explanations considering the information I gave it. It can also be pretty good at recognizing if a phrase or word is used repetitively or if there are contradictions in the literal text that it is provided.

I am not saying ChatGPT is evil. It is certainly a very interesting tool that can be useful depending on its use. But I would never tell anyone to use LLM AI for anything that requires factually correct output. Especially not for legal matters.

WiiU was underpowered when it launched. Even if someone had utilized it 100%, it still would have been behind compared to the Xbox360 and PS3. 720p only when the Xbox and PS2 were already supporting 720p and 1080i was also a bad choice.

WiiU was just a bunch of bad choices combined in a single product. Bad hardware choices, bad marketing, bad name, requiring the massive gamepad for console setup, etc.

GameCube was good, but I say the SEGA Dreamcast definitely takes the Underrated and Underutilized Console award.