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maybe, unless the AI calculates somehow that 98% or something of parking disputes can be resolved by just not showing up in court, so that's the strategy. But y
by Avicebron 3y ago
maybe, unless the AI calculates somehow that 98% or something of parking disputes can be resolved by just not showing up in court, so that's the strategy. But you can't convey in a reasonable enough prompt that "this cop just had that look of being ready to really screw me over"...idk man.
- jcranmer 3y agoThere was a brouhaha a few months ago over a tech startup that wanted to do AI lawyering, via having the chatbot speak in a bluetooth earphone or something. They actually signed up someone to do a speeding ticket hearing... and subpoenaed the officer to make sure he showed up in court for the hearing so that they could actually have oral argument. The best way to avoid such a ticket is to show up to court and hope the officer doesn't show up. And the AI firm went outs of way to make sure the officer showed up. That's legal malpractice right there. (In the end, IIRC, the judge heard about the firm's involvement and put the kibosh on the entire thing.)
- IIAOPSW 3y agoHow would that work, unless the AI advises so many people at a time it can suddenly decide to tell everyone to just stop going to court.