We all hate lawyers.
Actually, what we really hate are other people's lawyers.

I'm not sure where I stand on this. Are more, inexpensive "lawyers" a good thing?:

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...e-lawyers-with-robots/?utm_term=.f0d1eff7d302

 

As the article states, this is the future of legal services. Medicine too. So much of what gets done is complicated unnecessarily, by design it seems. Lawyers dragging their feet to embrace technology has made them ripe fruit for plucking. No tears from me!

 

There are other ways to do an end run around the "lawyer industrial complex". You can download forms to incorporate a business in any U.S. state and also to sue someone. If you're involved in a car wreck and you intend to sue the driver at fault, there are boiler plate forms that will cover all the details and no need to reinvent the wheel.

 

A.I. Barrister, ESQ at your service. Accepts MasterCard, Visa AE, paypal, and a host of other payment types. Sorry, no bitcoins.

Also doubles as A.I. Iceman for other, more delicate assignments where extreme prejudice is required.

Our motto ... we be jammin'

 

Start at the top. Replace all politicians with AI.

 

They would probably have more empathy and compassion than the human version.

 

They would probably have more empathy and compassion than the human version.

They would be destroyed internally trying to reconcile the written law with their programming to execute to law.

 

They would be destroyed internally trying to reconcile the written law with their programming to execute to law.