What happens when lawyers stop conducting their own research, when judges rely solely on algorithmic assessments of risk, and when the very essence of law—a profoundly human endeavor requiring empathy, intuition, and the ability to navigate complex social contexts—is increasingly delegated to machines?
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Really enjoyed this analogy, thank you for this post.