It seems that artificial intelligence has no limits. There are many developers who try to find new facets that they can teach software, and some of them seem crazy and even bizarre. And it is that one of the last ones that we have found has been DoNotPay, an AI that acts as a lawyer in a trial.
To avoid a fine to defense attorney
No one likes a court summons coming home for whatever reason. Much less if he is guilty, unless proven otherwise. It is a process that can take a long time and in which the culprit can end up disbursing a significant sum of money. But what if you can save lawyers money? That’s what you could do with DoNotPay.
The name only refers to the beginnings of this AI, which has served as support to avoid parking fines, sue for theft or even cover the famous commissions that the bank can impose for the use of its services. The AI was dedicated to making defense cards and it worked better the more data you gave it. But that’s been about four years now, and now Joshua Browder’s software could be ready for any litigation that comes along.
The first case: solve a fine live
Until now DoNotPay acted deferred, but now the case is different. It turns out that for the first time the AI is going to face off in a real case, live and in front of a judge. However, this poses a series of problems for the judicial system bodies themselves for a very simple reason. It turns out that in a real trial the use of technology is not allowed and we are not only talking about the software, but also about what it uses, such as headphones.
There are still no details of when this new activity with artificial intelligence is going to be launched, but if it is achieved, it can set a chair. And it is that this program has proven its effectiveness, so a real case should not be much of a problem.
But the creator goes even further if possible and is to pay a lawyer in a case more difficult than a traffic ticket in order to see how it works. The sum is no nonsense, since they offer a million dollars to the lawyer who offers, something that is not much considering the 27.7 million dollars that he has raised for his improvement.