We've previously seen in RealKM Magazine how artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics are developing at a rapid rate. One emerging application for AI is legal proceedings, with ABC News reporting that Australian law firm Doogue O'Brien George is launching its Robot Lawyers service this week. The official launch will be by Ben Carroll MLA, Parliamentary Secretary for Justice. The free online service is designed to help unrepresented people state their case to the court. Bill Doogue, a partner at Doogue O'Brien George, said that up to 30% of people go through the court system unrepresented, with many ending up very distressed because they are unable to tell their story.