FIRST ROBOT LAWYER BILLED TO HEAR A CASE

 



Robot Lawyer To Hear First Case


If you’ve ever wanted to experience the thrill of crime without the boredom and rampant alcoholism of lawyers, we present to you the world’s first robot lawyer. 


Created by DoNotPay, the AI can give legal advice via smartphone as it listens along to opposing lawyers’ arguments. It can also file legal documentation with the court on a defendant’s behalf. The AI will argue its first case in February.


‘It’s all about language, and that’s what lawyers charge hundreds or thousands of dollars an hour to do,’ its creator said. ‘A lot of lawyers are just charging way too much money to copy and paste documents and I think they will definitely be replaced, and they should be replaced.’ Perhaps we should keep a few human lawyers around, though, just in case the robots turn to crime.


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  1. PASTOR ELADU MICHAEL OWEN COMMANDERJanuary 15, 2023 at 8:01 PM

    THIS TECHNOLOGY WILL REDUCE ON THE LEVEL OF CORRUPTION AND THE COMMON POOR MAN WI BENEFIT AND ENJOY JUSTICE IN THE 21ST CENTURY. I RECOMMEND THE DEVELOPMENT

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