That's why AI is such a potential blessing for the public and burden for lawyers. It's a new and affordable supply of legal solutions, still in its infancy today, but growing up fast. Within a few years, anyone with an internet connection will have access to basic legal services, including advice.

What would happen to lawyers' fees if 100 million new lawyers were licensed overnight? How about one billion? Yes, demand would skyrocket, but much of that demand would be met by the same tech that created it. What happens to human lawyers when they're suddenly outnumbered 100-1 by machine lawyers?