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A man has won a landmark employment law dispute at the Fair Work Commission by relying entirely on AI for legal advice. The Law Report's Damien Carrick has been…
A man has won a landmark employment law dispute at the Fair Work Commission by relying entirely on AI for legal advice.
The Law Report's Damien Carrick has been following the rapid rise of AI being used by self-represented litigants in legal proceedings.
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Read more here: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-08-29/fair-work-commission-condemns-ai-legal-advice/107089766
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@@grahamj1935Imported1mo ago
I won in the bedroom using chat GPT... Bet my record of 30 seconds by a whole 10 seconds... Thank you Chat GPT
@@abrighterday508Imported1mo ago
THE PUBLIC IS AWAKE..LAWYERS TRY TO MURDER YOU
@@abrighterday508Imported1mo ago
Lawyers have become so corrupt your own lawyer tries to have you murdered by forced prescription..
@@da-struthImported1mo ago
Paying $200 per month is definitely worth it, the new models aren't sycophants.
@@Borella309Imported1mo ago
Greg Baker paid ChatGPT $200 a month to win his case as apposed to paying a lawyer $200 an hour over a 3 day hearing to achieve the same result - Is this the definition of a 'No-Brainer'?
@@Merlin_PriceImported1mo ago
Won't be long until you can use this tech to blackmail your local MP. (as long as your local MP isn't AI by then)
@@Jamesroy1923Imported1mo ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tyQUhkXBH5M&t=193">3:13</a> AI is NOT clogging the system. It is now democratized! People have been letting their rights go undefended for years because it is hidden behind a cartel of lawyers and administrators. I recently sold my apartment and I did it without a real estate agent. I sold it in 17 days for more than I thought I would get. Currently closing the deal and it was thanks to AI helping me navigate the system. The government needs to fund these institutions properly so people have recourse when they have their rights infringed !!!
@@lannyjr1042Imported1mo ago
A.I going to coming for everything.
@@JemCruzImported1mo ago
Good for him... But isn't that going to make things awkward with his peers going forward because of what he did (i.e. sue)?
@@jacksonbuckley4367Imported1mo ago
I recently successfully used AI to negotiate a similar outcome for myself. I think lawyers and billionaires might be a little bit rattled that AI enables everyone to access the justice system rather than how it was previously where only those who could afford to pay for lawyers could afford justice.
@@tomnguyen1015Imported1mo ago
Ai is definitely useful but require some common sense as well
@@SteelGunner76Imported1mo ago
Lawyers will be out of work soon. People and Corporations will be flooding to AI to save money.
@@grantbuttenshawImported1mo ago
So previously when people couldn't afford to take legal action that was better?<br><br>You have no evidence it's causing problems that shouldn't be sorted originally.<br><br>This guy had to be a computer expert to get his rights upheld..
@@PodWavePulseImported1mo ago
Amazing this is a story I was looking for.
@@LadyinmaroochydoreImported1mo ago
My mate managed to get ChatGPT advice regarding her lack of maternity pay. She got it paid to her eventually!
@@LizzieLeishImported1mo ago
Yup, AI is going to level the playing field for the poor when it comes to the law. Opus 5 is currently destroying VCAT for me. It wont take long for the rich to outlaw it. I think it is wonderful that AI has enabled a lot more people to raise issues with fair work. I have zero sympathy for the dude crying that its clogging up the caseloads. Would he rather the people who otherwise would not have access to legal help continue to have no legal help? (the answer of course, is yes)
A man has won a landmark employment law dispute at the Fair Work Commission by relying entirely on AI for legal advice.
The Law Report's Damien Carrick has been following the rapid rise of AI being used by self-represented litigants in legal proceedings.
Subscribe: http://ab.co/1svxLVE
Read more here: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-08-29/fair-work-commission-condemns-ai-legal-advice/107089766
Note: In most cases, our captions are auto-generated.
#ABCNEWS #ABCNEWSAustralia
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