Artificial intelligence has been making its way into our lives for some time now. Voice-enabled programs, including management programs that run law offices, can do almost anything on the Internet of Things. RoboReview won't take a patent lawyer's chair and desk, but it can do the job. "When a patent attorney writes an application, often it will be reviewed by various parties in the firm prior to sending it to the client," said Charles Mirho, a patent attorney and founder of the company. "We have robots that will actually read the application, then, right in the Word document, make comments and suggestions on how to improve the document, just like Word's'track changes' feature," he told Law Sites.