"The Robot Lawyer" Will Participate In The World's First Full Trial In February This Year

Several years ago, we saw a technique beat 20 lawyers when conducting risk analysis in undisclosed agreements. Although AI gave results with an accuracy of up to 94%, at the time, most believed that it was just the result of available data with a scenario created by the designer and the developer. attorneys cannot be completely replaced.

However, according to the recent report from NewScientist, a trial taking place in February of this year will have the participation of "robot lawyers". Of course, this hearing is not too serious and only revolves around the penalty for speeding.

Besides, there is also no robot walking around the courtroom talking to the judge and jury, instead the defendant will be brought with an iPhone with AI applications and a headset to consult the responses from the judge. "robotic lawyer" when arguing at the hearing.

It is worth noting here that the AI used is not the same as the NDA analytics bot from 2018. Consumer advocacy organization DoNotPay developed this algorithm to help users get rid of unnecessary fines. It is also used in "earning compensation" from businesses that want to make users see that they have no choice but to pay for their mistakes.

"The DoNotPay app is the home of the world's first robotic lawyer [...] Fight corporations, beat the bureaucracy and sue anyone at the touch of a button. "

The company did not disclose the location of the trial or the name of the defendant to ensure the safety of the trial. Defendant was instructed to only say what the bot raised. If the judge rules against the defendant, NoNotPay will pay any fines and fees associated with the trial.