There’s been a lot of talk about using technology to make law more efficient. There’s no denying staffing ratios have changed in recent decades, but many non-lawyers look at the field astonished by inefficient processes and high costs. Justin Kan, who sold his last venture to Amazon for almost $1 billion, is doing something about it.
What if you could reply to a work email hands-free while in traffic? Dragon Dictation by Nuance, makers of the widely-used “naturally speaking” desktop dictation application, have released a mobile version that lets you take advantage of its voice recognition software on your phone.
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Joshua Browder, an 18-year-old programmer in the UK, had a problem – he had too many parking tickets and not enough money to pay them or pay a lawyer to fight them. With some research, he realized the process for fighting the tickets was formulaic. His solution: build an AI-based program to prepare an appeal letter based on the facts of each case called, DoNotPay.
If you use an iPhone for both work and personal, like many lawyers do, your ears might have perked up at the announcement of the new iPhone X, launched on September 12. The marketing department at Apple quickly labelled it: “the future of the smart phone.”
