AI Lawyer to Argue Traffic Ticket Next Month

Meanwhile, every day we take a look at startups that are disrupting industries with new innovative technologies for a segment we call shakers. Today, human lawyers could be shaken in their boots because we're talking about robot lawyers. That's right. A robot lawyer powered with artificial intelligence will argue a case in court for the very first time ever. So here's how it'll work that chat, but listen to courtroom arguments through a smartphone and then tell the defendant how to respond through their headphones. It's the first case and it's gonna be arguing a traffic ticket in court next month. We don't know where yet, but it's just an experiment. The company that made the bodies called do not pay and they already used AI chat to win more than two million customer service disputes in court cases through tex. They've done some live response practice with customer service agents, everything from breaking a lease to apply for scholarships. Do not pay trying to help humans cling to every penny they can. The startup has raised $27.7 million dollars in funding from well known investors. A few courtrooms by the way, allow a lot of that technology needed for the hearing to take place for various reasons