Donotpay robot-vocabulary received his first lawsuit

In Britain, in February, the first lawsuit will be held in February, which will be taken by the Robot-Water. The case concerns the payment of a fine for speeding.

How reports Daily Mail, artificial intelligence from the DonotPay startup will work through a smartphone and listen to judicial arguments in real time. After that, the robot will inform the defendant in the headphones that he needs to say in his defense. In addition, the technology is configured so that AI does not automatically respond to everything that it hears in court. Instead, he listens to arguments and analyzes them, and then instructs the defendant.

The location of the court building, the essence of the accusation and the name of the accused are not disclosed. Also, the court will not know the help of artificial intelligence during the hearing.

Since in many countries the phones and devices connected to the Internet are prohibited in the courts to avoid restrictions, the company relies on the standards of publicity of hearings that allow the use of Apple Airpods.

According to the founder and general director of Joshua Brauder, his ultimate goal is to fully replace some lawyers to save the money of the defendants.