> It sounds like you're approaching the topic with the mindset that lawyers might be entirely replaced by automation. That is the cynical future, however, and

> It sounds like you're approaching the topic with the mindset that lawyers might be entirely replaced by automation. That is the cynical future, however, and based on the evolution speed of the last year, it is not too far away. We humans are just interfaces for information and logic. If the chatbot has the same capabilities (both information and logic, and natural language), then they will provide full automation. The natural language aspect of AI is the revolutionary point, less about the actual information they provide. Quoting Bill Gates here, like the GUI was revolutionary. When everyone can interact and use something, it will remove all the experts that you needed before as middle man.