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  The guy who runs it seems to be a fraud.  There's a good twitter thread with KathrynTewson (a  really good paralegal) who went through the DonotPay system to submit a few things to see what she would get.  Several of them never generated anything at all and the ones that did generate were obviously nothing more than filling out a template; no AI needed.
  She then got into it with the CEO, who banned her account after changing the terms of service.  While Kathryn exposed his lie and document forging in regards to making donations.
  ETA: DonotPay has since shut down its legal document AI services to focus on "consumer rights"
context: This just in, company PR team drums up news articles with non-existent tech. 
  DontPay comes up in my google searches a lot. I don't find the advice particularly useful so assuming they already use AI to help research and write articles, having the realtime version cant be better. >
  
  It’d be a good head start for citing other cases, assuming AI doesn’t already do that. >
  
  It does. AI to help find cases at least >
  
  Any (scary) robot movie begins with the robot losing, and ends with the robot using what they learned in defeat to exploit human weaknesses. >
  
  They asked it “when did you stop beating your wife?”