An artificial intelligence platform, called Rechtwijzer, could soon give lawyers in Australia a run for their money by being called on in legal battlegrounds like divorce, custody, employment and debt disputes. National Legal Aid and RMIT University are showcasing Dutch technology that could make time-consuming and expensive court conflict a thing of the past. The technology would be similar to eBay's dispute resolution service that helps people log on, rather than lawyer up. The dispute resolution robot was born in the Netherlands and can mediate everything from divorces, tenancy disputes, and employment, debt and consumer matters. For custody matters, for example, it will ask the ages of the children to be sensitive to their development needs.