The first AI court trial will take place in February, with the app protecting particular dates and locations. AI is set to defend a human in court for first time ever.
Artificial intelligence is evolving at a rapid pace, and one company is paving the way for this technology. They have just announced that they are developing a robot who will help defendants in court.
If successful, this AI will be the first to assist a man in a court of law.
The New Scientist reports on the fascinating technology, explaining that the artificial intelligence will be embedded within the defendant's phone.
The robot will listen in on court proceedings and will then issue guidance to the defendant via an earpiece.
The revolutionary AI is the brainchild of DoNotPay, a company founded by Joshua Browder and described as “The World’s First Robot Lawyer”.
The firm's chatbot has been hailed for its potential to provide much-needed legal guidance to the public in a user-friendly manner.
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