AI Needs to Get Cheaper, Not Smarter, to Address Legal Aid Gap

An opinion piece argues that artificial intelligence should focus on becoming more affordable rather than just smarter, to help address the significant number of Americans who lack legal representation.

7 Mar, 12:52 — 7 Mar, 12:52

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AI Needs to Get Cheaper, Not Smarter

Nearly 50 million Americans go to court each year without a lawyer. Low-income Americans are especially vulnerable, with most saying they “do not get any or enough legal help” for their major civil legal problems.

By Gautam Mukunda

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AI Needs to Get Cheaper, Not Smarter, to Address Legal Aid Gap

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