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Dude konse justice system mein ji Rahe ho, go to any criminal court and here defence cross exams in rape cases lol.
Example: Machine learning may be prompted to provide justification for rapists, which it will eventually do, but a prudent lawyer will decline to do so because of the potential detriment for the society.
And also believe that, this ability to reasonably forsee implications of each any every step is essense of ethics in legal profession!!
JK. But think about it. ChatGPT has the intellect of a 12th Grader studying for CLAT. It will miss the forest for the trees. Introspect.
Artificial Intelligence can never replace a Natural Intelligence!!
Can anyone suggest what are the things AI can't do in legal profession??