AI-powered "robot" lawyer won't argue in court after jail threats
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AI-powered "robot" lawyer won't argue in court after jail threats

Publication Title
CBS News
Publication/Creation Date
January 26 2023
Creators/Contributors
Megan Cerullo (creator)
Joshua Browder (contributor)
Media Type
Newspaper Article
Persuasive Intent
Information
Discursive Type
Responses To Inventions
Description
"The ultimate goal of a "robot" lawyer, according to Browder, is to democratize legal representation by making it free for those who can't afford it, in some cases eliminating the need for pricey attorneys.

"What we are trying to do is automate consumer rights," Browder said. "New technologies typically fall into the hands of big companies first, and our goal is put it in hands of the people first."

But given that the technology is illegal in many courtrooms, he doesn't expect to be able to commercialize the product any time soon."

HCI Platform
Carryables
Relation to Body
On
Related Body Part
Hand
Augments
Communicating, Arguing, Thinking
Technology Keywords
Artificial Intelligence (AI), Chatbots, Robot Lawyers, Smartphone Applications, Headphones
Keywords
Law, Automation, Communication, Cognitive Enhancement, Ethics
Marketing Keywords
DoNotPay, OpenAI, OpenAI ChatGPT, OpenAI GPT-3, Microsoft
Source
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/robot-lawyer-wont-argue-court-jail-threats-do-not-pay/
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Related Items
CBS Interactive Inc.
Megan Cerullo
Joshua Browder
Date archived
February 14 2023
Last edited
February 14 2023
How to cite this entry
Megan Cerullo. (January 26 2023). "AI-powered "robot" lawyer won't argue in court after jail threats". CBS News. CBS Interactive Inc.. Fabric of Digital Life. https://fabricofdigitallife.com/Detail/objects/5956