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"automating" law is just so that you can say "sorry its the algorithm" isntea dof "sorry its the lovely judges and lawyers and politicians"
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Lessons. They will be learned. 
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South China Morning Post posted:Researchers in China say they have achieved a world first by developing a machine that can charge people with crimes using artificial intelligence. Cool stuff, can't wait to see implemented here. https://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3160997/chinese-scientists-develop-ai-prosecutor-can-press-its-own
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Collateral posted:Presumably for legal aid defences, it doesn't take much actual effort to tell the defendant to "just plead guilty, you haven't got a chance." I assume 99% of the cost of a legal aid defence was pursuing the payment. Actually it does. Ignoring the fact that a counsel has to weigh up a bunch of factors before advising a client to plead guilty. (Does the client have a suspended sentence that would get activated? Is there a mandatory sentence even on a guilty plea? Is the evidence so strong that you should plead, or are other defences available. ) So your client pleads guilty? What then? In a court my job would be to enter a plea in mitigation (ideally sum up what the law says for this type of offence and if any principles apply to reduce the sentence, then move on to where the offence should be put on the overall scale, and lastly what personal factors of the defendant should the court take into account.) It's not something you could farm out and tell the client to do it themselves. Not unless you want it to look like a Judge Dread style dystopia.
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People have been talking about how legal practice is definitely going to be automated for years now. There was even some industry publication doing the rounds at my old work calling it "one of the most likely sectors for automation". I don't see it either, & apart from e-conveyancing (which we were promised 20 years ago) I haven't seen any serious papers on the subject either. I have, however, seen a lot of very bad papers on the subject, & considering how easy it is to attract research funding by putting fancy technological buzzwords on your application, I've got a suspicion the whole idea might just be technobabble to get money out of gullible institutions. Zalakwe posted:Using the blockchain!
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keep punching joe posted:Cool stuff, can't wait to see implemented here. Unfortunately it already has been but the valve-and-relay-based apparatus went rogue and escaped and is now believed to be hiding out in the vicinity of Westminster.
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The Question IRL posted:Not unless you want it to look like a Judge Dread style dystopia. Borrovan posted:People have been talking about how legal practice is definitely going to be automated for years now. There was even some industry publication doing the rounds at my old work calling it "one of the most likely sectors for automation". Containerization wasn't 'automation' in the AI sense of the word, but it did similar for industry and dockside employment.
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Guavanaut posted:Containerization wasn't 'automation' in the AI sense of the word, but it did similar for industry and dockside employment. It definitely was automation, and in the sense most people use the word "AI", in that they managed to take the work of thousands of people and instead turn it into something done by a single person in a little box. I'm only surprised they've not (yet) tried to outsource the crane driver and traffic control jobs to the Philippines.
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Guavanaut posted:It's most likely going to be corporate and contract over what most of the public thinks of as 'law', and it's most likely going to be by way of getting someone elsewhere to do most of the work.
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“significant learning to be drawn from these events” gently caress me she’s hitting them hard, how forensic can you get
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It's kind of hilarious that after all this hype and anticipation, this report just says "these parties were inappropriate since everyone was in lockdown, and probably shouldn't have happened." I mean, no poo poo? Imagine having to write a while report on whether the sky is blue. It's not even a whitewash, it's just a boring-wash.
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goddamnedtwisto posted:It definitely was automation, and in the sense most people use the word "AI", in that they managed to take the work of thousands of people and instead turn it into something done by a single person in a little box. I'm only surprised they've not (yet) tried to outsource the crane driver and traffic control jobs to the Philippines. Automated container terminals already exist so they don't need to bother outsourcing.
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lmao shifting blame to civil servants
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Genuinely un-loving believable "I get it and I will fix it"
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Borrovan posted:Yeah there's interesting stuff that can be done with smart contracts, but (a)as is often the case, that will create rather than replace jobs, & (b)it's not happening any time soon because nobody with a passing interest in smart contracts has shut the gently caress up about blockchain for the last 5 years (spoiler alert, the interesting stuff that can be done does not involve blockchains) Could you tell us a bit about that stuff? I don't think I've heard of Smart Contracts outside of a blockchain context, I had no idea they were a distinct thing from the NFT/Crypto poo poo.
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priti patel's hair is quite i dunno metal?
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Aidan_702 posted:Genuinely un-loving believable The only way Boris can fix it is by turning the gun on himself.
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goddamnedtwisto posted:Unfortunately it already has been but the valve-and-relay-based apparatus went rogue and escaped and is now believed to be hiding out in the vicinity of Westminster. My god  
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quoting thatcher lol
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He's really just going to post through it and defend himself by calling Starmer a oval office.
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Tesseraction posted:He's really just going to post through it and defend himself by calling Starmer a oval office. Honestly? It'll probably work.
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NotJustANumber99 posted:quoting thatcher lol He was actually doing alright up to that point. Shame.
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Lol Theresa May sticking the boot in.
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Catzilla posted:Lol Theresa May sticking the boot in. 
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Catzilla posted:Lol Theresa May sticking the boot in. lmao incredible scenes as she pulls the knife out of her back and waggles it at him
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Good to see Sue Gray's report put all this to bed. Johnson is gone, a general election has been called, Labour are polling at 47% and the future is safe again. I'm off out for a frothy coffee with Emma Kennedy.
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Prole posted:Good to see Sue Gray's report put all this to bed. Johnson is gone, a general election has been called, Lib Dems are polling at 47% and the future is safe again. I'm off out for a frothy coffee with Emma Kennedy.
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just inadvertently shitposting, which is acceptable.
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dont give him the paper pike
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oh gently caress off lindsay
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Ian should've just flat out called him a oval office at that stage
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Ian Blackford is the MvP MP
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Tesseraction posted:Ian Blackford is the MvP MP Honestly he's the only leader with a shred of backbone at this point.
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On a serious note, I don't believe anything of note will come of this report, or the police investigation that will follow. Already the Tory poll numbers are creeping back up. We are deep in a weird sort of democratic dictatorship situation where Johnson is all but untouchable. He should go, but that would absolutely give us someone even worse - and the libs would welcome them with open arms because they aren't Boris The Bogeyman. And even if there was an election called we may end up with Keith. What a choice we'd have!
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I openly belly laughed at the comment of "full throated support"
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There'll be a brief hit to the Tory numbers in the polls but there's 2 years until another election and nobody will give a poo poo when Russia is rampaging through Europe and there's 100 miles of queues to get to Dover.
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I'd Like to See Ol Boris Johnson Wriggle His Way Out of THIS Jam!
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