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Artificial Intelligence: Interrogating the prospect of a robot lawyer to practice law in Nigeria
Globally, the advancement of technological innovations has impacted every aspect of human life including the justice system. One such innovation is the adoption of artificial intelligence and robot lawyers in the practice of law as seen in the case of Do Not Pay in the United States of America. Nota
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