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Joshua Browder tweeted on Wednesday that "it seems likely they will put me in jail for 6 months" if he deployed his company's AI "robot lawyer" in an actual courtroom.

Stephen Lam

  • DoNotPay's CEO says he will hold off on deploying an AI 'robot lawyer' in traffic case hearings.
  • Joshua Browder said that he received 'threats' over the plan and feared facing 'jail for 6 months.'
  • He drew attention to his app, which uses Chat GPT tech, with tweets about its possible use in court.

The DoNotPay app's so-called 'robot lawyer' won't be making its stealth appearance in court anytime soon.

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