The law can be a bit like a foreign language, with its strange words, Latin terms and hyper-specific phrases. It takes years of study to become fluent. For the lay person, understanding all this legalese is hard enough: speaking it is nigh impossible.
Until today. Thanks to two teams of Melbourne legal experts and computer scientists, there’s now a kind of Google Translate for law, which lets ordinary people use their own words when looking for pro bono legal help. It’s a major win for access to justice, and it’s all powered by AI.
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