This will be a year where a major milestone is set to take place. As early as February, the Artificial intelligence will defend a person in court, as announced by the company DoNotPay.
At the time, it was informed that two headphones will be used so that the AI in the form of a lawyer, talk about what needs to be done during the trial. But how will that happen?
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The “robot lawyer” will use the model of the ChatGPT through the app. But the technology won't just be delivered through a speaker; it will be necessary for a lawyer to be in charge of the case and listen to what the AI has to pass on.
The owner of the company published, in the twitter, a somewhat flashy summons. When asked about the effectiveness of Artificial Intelligence, the founder of the technology challenged for $ 1 million any person or lawyer who wants to make use of AI in court.
As directed by the company, the AI will listen carefully to the court speeches and will choose which words the person with the headset can direct.
It is interesting that you notice that this is not a practice allowed in other countries, as the company had to find a kind of loophole to act in this way.
The case defended by robot lawyer in February there will be an application of a fine for speeding. This was a performance that DoNotPay hid, so it has not been proven so far that the AI will be in operation for the first time.
So far, Joshua Browder, owner of the company, has announced that the robot lawyer will only be useful for small cases, such as traffic violations. He comments:
“It's all about language, and that's what lawyers charge hundreds or thousands of dollars an hour to do. There are still a lot of good lawyers out there who may be arguing at the European Court of Human Rights, but a lot of lawyers are just charging a lot of money to copy and paste documents and I think they will definitely be replaced, and they should be replaced.”
Joshua does not hide that the will is to make the profession of lawyers be taken over by Artificial Intelligences, as he has already stated.
Initially, the project served to advise consumers on how to proceed in different cases. Now, the DoNotPay claims he created "the world's first robot lawyer".
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