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Professions that require human judgments will be the last to fall to the machines. We won't have automated lawyers until we have strong AI.
by monochromatic 11y ago
Professions that require human judgments will be the last to fall to the machines. We won't have automated lawyers until we have strong AI.
- TheCapn 11y agoYep. The law isn't necessarily "logical" as one judge can interpret situations or deem "justice" differently from the next.
- ghaff 11y agoFurthermore, as someone I know is fond of saying, the law doesn't compile cleanly. If you think you've uncovered a loophole that lets you murder someone in a tiny slice in Idaho (http://loststates.blogspot.com/2011/08/loophole-landwhere-crimes-cant-be.html http://loststates.blogspot.com/2011/08/loophole-landwhere-cr...) and no one can do a darned thing about it... well, no, you almost certainly won't just waltz away untouched while the legal system shrugs.
- rdtsc 11y agoAt some point factory work on the assembly line required human judgement too. Now they have robots that sort, assemble & select widgets. 100 years ago telling someone that factory jobs will go away would have been met with disbelief just like telling someone that lawyers will go away is today perhaps.
- clavalle 11y agoProfessions that require creativity of a type that relates deeply with human experience will the the last to fall.