Joshua Browder: Do Not Pay - the world's first "robot lawyer"
Early Edition with Ryan Bridge · Newstalk ZB
August 22, 20213m 49s
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A 24-year-old in the US has spent six years creating AI that helps users draft legal letters.
If you tell the chatbot what your problem is, it will let you know what legal language to use.
Do Not Pay creator Joshua Browder says the cases it's designed to help for are not rocket science to get out of.
"What the robot lawyer will do is talk to the user, and instantly match it with a legally correct defence, take down a few details and then use all of that, generate an appeal letter to send off to the right place."
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If you tell the chatbot what your problem is, it will let you know what legal language to use.
Do Not Pay creator Joshua Browder says the cases it's designed to help for are not rocket science to get out of.
"What the robot lawyer will do is talk to the user, and instantly match it with a legally correct defence, take down a few details and then use all of that, generate an appeal letter to send off to the right place."
LISTEN ABOVE
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