Good. Totally fine with trying to use AI to give legal advice, but it should be done with a lawyer’s license on the line. A company that explicitly disclaims being a law firm and states is not giving legal advice should also not get to tweet that they are “representing” someone in court.
A good bar (pun intended) for the quality of the tech is if it is good enough that a licensed attorney trusts it to give legal advice with their livelihood at stake. If this product doesn’t work for DoNotPay, they can just walk away and do something else, as they are doing anyways here. If it doesn’t work for a lawyer, they’d get sued for malpractice and possibly disbarred, ruining their career. When someone trusts it to that level, have at it.
A good bar (pun intended) for the quality of the tech is if it is good enough that a licensed attorney trusts it to give legal advice with their livelihood at stake. If this product doesn’t work for DoNotPay, they can just walk away and do something else, as they are doing anyways here. If it doesn’t work for a lawyer, they’d get sued for malpractice and possibly disbarred, ruining their career. When someone trusts it to that level, have at it.