> contract review

Yeah, no.

As part of a hilariously bad set of actions by a corporation that I had to threaten with legal action, I decided to try seeing what ChatGPT had to say, knowing in advance all the problems with it in this field, and… it was pretty much what I expected — enough to be interesting and get the general vibe right, but basically every specific detail that I could look up independently without legal training of my own, were citations of things that didn't exist.

I'd just about trust them on language tutoring, but even then only on the best supported languages.

Use them as enthusiastic free interns-to-juniors depending on the field. At some point, they'll be better, but not in predictable ways or on a predictable schedule.

But they are pretty general in their abilities — not perfectly general, but pretty general — so when they can do any of what you've suggested to a standard where they can make those categories unemployable, they're likely to perform all other text-based (not language-based, has to be text but doesn't have to be words) economic activity to a similar standard.