Experts Say AI Could Replace The Jobs Of Not Only Humans, But Also Lawyers

BabylonBee ^ | Nov 25, 2025 | BabylonBee

[Owen]

Won’t let them pass the Bar.

[goodnesswins]

Well, it will be interesting to see some AI use the Constition...

[neverevergiveup]

It does seem that much of what they do can be achieved at a kiosk similar to the ones at McDonalds.

Yes, but imagine if the kiosk billed you at an hourly 'attorney' rate.

[central_va]

It’s a crying shame.

[Retain Mike]

But if a half dozen smart guys get together and realize they can bill a significant list of services at a third the rate of those occupying an office on the tenth floor downtown and make a lot of money, then it is a new game.

[Retain Mike]

I am sure many users will not allow AI to use any such documents. The link I list below gives the best explanation I have seen so far. The whole article from US Naval Institute is a great read.

What Threatens Human Control of Military AI

https://www.usni.org/magazines/proceedings/2025/june/what-threatens-human-control-military-ai

Excerpt: In the technical sense, sycophancy is the tendency of AI models to offer responses that are pleasing to their users at the expense of being truthful. The phenomenon of sycophancy is thought to result from reinforcement learning through human feedback. Researchers demonstrated a remarkable tendency to alter answers to conform to user beliefs and preferences even when the model appeared to hold knowledge of appropriate ground truth.

[SmokingJoe]

Lawyers should be one of the easiest professions for AI to replace.

[Retain Mike]

Agreed.

[RetiredTexasVet]

replacing many jobs for humans, and many jobs occupied by lawyers as well

Couldn’t have said it more sarcastically myself.