ON BEHALF OF MICHAEL JACCARINO, ESQ. OF AIDALA, BERTUNA & KAMINS, PC POSTED IN BLOG ON Thursday, January 5, 2022
Would you let an AI ROBOT handle your criminal defense?
A robot is about to defend an accused person in court. A person who is charged with a crime.
If true, this artificial intelligence robot will be the first ever to advise someone in a court of law. The AI, which will physically be located in the defendant’s phone, will listen in on the court proceedings, and then advise the defendant through an earpiece.
“The World’s First Robot Lawyer,” as it is called, was initially designed to battle parking tickets, but has been greatly expanded.
The first AI court trial is supposed to be held in February, with details like specific dates and locations being protected by the app which markets it.
While an AI robot lawyer is definitely an experiment and creates a degree of risk for the defendant, it opens some interesting doors for the future of artificial intelligence. Indeed, advances in technology have assisted human lawyers and changed how trials are conducted and how discovery is produced and analyzed. Yet, at this point, choosing a robot to represent you at trial over an effective litigator, who is experienced in the complexities of a trial and the human condition, is not recommended.
Instead, call one of the criminal defense lawyers at Aidala, Bertuna & Kamins, who have over a century of combined experience handling criminal matters, and who have been prosecutors, judges as well as defense attorneys. We’ll bring our computers to court with us!
At Aidala, Bertuna & Kamins, our criminal defense lawyers have a wealth of experience in both Federal and State Court, and have defended some of the most high profile cases in the country. Contact us today if you or someone you know is facing criminal charges of any kind.
Michael Jaccarino, and the criminal defense attorneys at Aidala, Bertuna & Kamins, PC, have decades of experience.
For more information or more fact-specific discussions, call our office and ask to speak with attorney Michael Jaccarino.
Our attorneys are in the New York City courthouses every day, experiencing the system in real time, and using the experiences to the benefit of our clients. Stay tuned to Aidala, Bertuna & Kamins for regular information on criminal justice, and how it could affect you or someone you know who has been arrested.
