Marc Andreessen argues legal AI democratizes litigation against institutions, countering Chroma founder Jeff Huber's claim that the sector is uninspiring
Peter Henderson says AI enables citizen-led impact litigation.
#636Peter Henderson@PETERHNDRSNAlso, previously most people could only try to change the law through voting. But mainly attorneys—like impact litigation shops—had the know-how to change the law through litigation. Pretty soon we’re going to have way more AI-powered impact litigators trying to shape the law.
Marc Andreessen 🇺🇸@pmarcaLegal AI superempowers normal individuals with no legal background to fight big institutions in bureaucracies and in courts on a level knowledge/skill playing field, for the first time in human history. As such, it is one of the most inspiring applications of AI.
@jeffreyhuber i will :)
Jeff Huber@jeffreyhuberLegal AI is probably the least inspiring application of AI change my mind
#1006Nathan Labenz@LABENZyou should have the right to an AI attorney
Marc Andreessen 🇺🇸@pmarcaLegal AI superempowers normal individuals with no legal background to fight big institutions in bureaucracies and in courts on a level knowledge/skill playing field, for the first time in human history. As such, it is one of the most inspiring applications of AI.