>Do you think that if you use your phone's autocomplete to make an offer to a customer it is somehow not binding?
Once again, just because ChatGPT said it, doesn't mean it's actually legally binding. This would be thrown out of court. It's no different than changing your name to "Free Chevy" and then claiming you're owed a free vehicle because those exact words appeared on the website.
You can insist on your own personal meanings for clear statements as much as you like, but it won't have any effect on the legal interpretation of those statements.
>Do you think that if you use your phone's autocomplete to make an offer to a customer it is somehow not binding?
Once again, just because ChatGPT said it, doesn't mean it's actually legally binding. This would be thrown out of court. It's no different than changing your name to "Free Chevy" and then claiming you're owed a free vehicle because those exact words appeared on the website.