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Sounds like a lack of care and attention on the part of the law firm (that specialises in divorce), who are now looking to blame a computer rather than be accou
by illwrks 2y ago
Sounds like a lack of care and attention on the part of the law firm (that specialises in divorce), who are now looking to blame a computer rather than be accountable to their client (who was eventually going to be divorced).
The judge has a point and I would side with him:
“Like many similar online processes, an operator may only get to the final screen where the final click of the mouse is made after travelling through a series of earlier screens,” he said.
- zeristor 2y agoIndeed, but UIs are seldom very clear. Although not having seen the UI I wouldn’t know. This is a big change, and so should have adequate double checking. It says it takes 21 minutes, I guess this is interacting with different systems. Ideally this would have been tested more, as ever really world use is going to be a bit different. Whilst the law may want to make these things final, systems from user to conclusion do have teething problems.