Okay. I'm sure there'll be a class on it at some point in my degree discussing ai. Right now I'm just learning c++. So nothing super difficult. It's going to be weird, because if law can be assisted by AI, and surgery can be done via robots. It may allow more humans to pursue other endeavors as far as science. I saw the articles on the AI that was doing gene sequencing. And where they reduced a process that used to take weeks down to hours with new AI.

And the bank of prior cases would be more than any legal teams can rattle off from memory?

I grew up on a farm without a lot of tech. So I am far behind on a lot. But I got into university in my 30s and just now learning programming. So I have lot to learn. But still. Doesn't AI need guidelines and parameters in their logic?

Yes, however. We as humans have near infinite number of ways something can be interpreted. And we can discuss those out. Very logically and quickly. And find commonality. While the AI robot will get better over time. I do not think there is a way to program something without preset parameters, please correct me if I am wrong?

Where we can discuss, agree, disagree, and debate pretty openly amongst ourselves and common language.