He knew that the organization behind ng Lang and Changqing Biological seed to have ambiguous ties, and even Gao Yuan might already be a mber of the organization now.
So, this Baiyeji could also be...
But she didn’t ask further.
"You an, using this technology to develop an AI legal advisor?"
"Exactly! Even if it can’t completely replace lawyers, solving over 99% of basic legal consultations is absolutely no problem!
If we have professional lawyers to assist and optimize further, even replacing lawyers in court isn’t out of the question."
"Can this... really be achieved?"
Lin Haitang still had her doubts.
After all, being able to engage in normal conversations doesn’t necessarily an one can handle complicated legal issues.
"I’ll give you an internal account later. You can take it back and test it yourself, right?" ng Lang chuckled.
"What do you think, are you interested in being the chief designer of the world’s first AI legal advisor?"
"Chief designer?"
"Yes, Baiyeji is in charge of technology, and you’d be in charge of design. Isn’t creating an AI lawyer that everyone can afford more aningful than what you’re doing now?"
ng Lang gently coaxed.
"As a machine of absolute rationality, it might be more suitable for the legal profession than humans filled with desires and complex emotions, right?"
Lin Haitang suddenly fell silent.
Indeed, although the director always taught her that being a lawyer was a profession that needed warmth, to make clients feel cared for.
But in reality, in the vast majority of cases, what lawyers need to do is to coldheartedly inform clients of their gains and losses rather than give them unrealistic hopes...
She had learned this through her ti doing legal aid.
No matter how professional or patient a lawyer is, it’s impossible to satisfy everyone completely.
For example, a client expected a compensation of 50,000 yuan, but legally only 30,000 yuan was supported, and they only got 30,000 in the end. They were very unsatisfied with Lin Haitang, questioning whether she had taken money from the other party.
Or, in a labor dispute, the defendant company was already in financial trouble. The claimant asked for 30,000 yuan, she went to the company multiple tis to facilitate diation, and managed to get 25,000 yuan within a month.
After paying, the defendant company dissolved on the spot, and as soon as the case ended, she was blocked by the claimant...
If it were an AI lawyer, without human interference and baseless suspicions, only the cold legal statutes remaining...
Would the claimants then have greater trust, tolerance, and satisfaction with the outcos?
And thinking further ahead, if AI can replace lawyers today, can AI replace judges tomorrow?
Robots would embody absolute fairness and justice, without any selfishness.
Then, would there still be "hierarchy in the face of law"...
At that mont, Lin Haitang thought of a lot, and undeniably... she was sowhat tempted.
However, she quickly thought of another question and couldn’t help but laugh.
"Do you realize that once this kind of AI legal advisor rolls out, let alone ordinary lawyers, even I would probably be out of a job before long?"
"Don’t worry, you have Xiao Yu, don’t you? With Xiao Yu’s talent, we don’t have to worry about our retirent at all!" ng Lang chuckled.
Lin Haitang couldn’t help but roll her eyes at him.
"I just want to do so charity work, and you want to eradicate an industry?
Who was just saying to leave a few cases for other lawyers to make a living?
Who said that, as lawyers, we rely on professional skills in the early stage, and on industry reputation in the later stage?
If I beco your chief designer, not to ntion industry reputation, I’ll probably beco the target of public criticism, won’t I?"
"Hehe! That’s why I said, my vision was too limited just now..."
Eradicating an industry is nothing.
If Zero really goes all out, it could take down an industry a day!
Not to ntion the profession of lawyer, which in Zero’s calculations, is one of the occupations with the highest potential for AI replacent.
I didn’t plan to go after lawyers so soon, but who asked you to wait a month just to et my parents?
If you’re going to bla soone, bla this lady in front of you for narrowing your path...
ng Lang swept his hand with a domineering gesture!
"If we’re not going to do charity work, that’s fine, but if we do... then let’s make it so that others won’t have any charity work left to do!"
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