I guess nowadays it’s “UNC” huh?

But yeah. Judging by people I know and co workers , no one will be using search in a couple years. Gonna be a bad time.

Also I’m curious how many folks on this instance are even under 35! They may not have ever experienced non corporate internet …

  • Bytemeister@lemmy.worldEnglish
    6·
    2 days ago

    Application of the law is subjective. A lawyer will know when to argue against a law, argue against the interpretation of a law, and when to argue against the evidence that a law was broken.

    So I don’t think AI is going to replace lawyers, in the same way that AI should never replace a jury of peers, or a judge. However, I do think that AI will (technologically at least) be a great tool to help the common man understand the law and inform them before they get a lawyer involved. It will also be extremely useful for lawyers and paralegals to research previous cases.

    • pinball_wizard@lemmy.zip
      1·
      2 days ago

      You’re exactly right.

      I look forward to abusing this brave new web, by visiting WebLawMD, so that I can go into hiding for all of my perceived crimes, while i wait to die of every self-diagnosed disease.