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NEWS: First time in History! An AI Robot to defend a human in Court

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“Fight corporations, beat bureaucracy, and sue anyone at the press of a button”, reads the homepage of DonotPay App, an AI company that develops legal services chatbots. The caption describes what its new bot and what it can do. They have developed an AI Robot to defend a human in court.  It is literally a kind of digital lawyer that can be loaded into your very favourite hand held device. A defendant in a court proceeding can take its help in suggesting the right arguments and win the case. It will take up a case in February as legal assistant to help the defendant fight the case for traffic tickets. The AI lawyer assistant will hear the arguments in real time and deliver the counter arguments through a headphone. The defendant will only say what his robot lawyer suggests him. The company is so confident of its product that it promised to cover all the fines should the case goes in other direction.







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