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Overview
Justitia Guide is a Generative Pre-trained Transformer (GPT) designed to provide insights and guidance on legal rights. Developed by Tyler Thayer, it operates as an application on top of ChatGPT.
The Justitia Guide exists to support individuals seeking legal advice or trying to understand complex legal terminology. Its functionality is marked by a wide array of prompt starters such as 'What are my rights if', 'How to handle', 'Legal help with', and 'Understanding legal terms', which allows for versatile interactions with the user.
The tool uses these prompts to engage in informative dialogue, aiming to deliver insights on various legal scenarios or clarify legal language. Upon interaction, the tool greets users with a friendly welcome message - 'Welcome! How can I assist with your legal queries today?', setting a helpful tone for the assistance it aims to provide.
This GPT is particularly useful for anyone seeking a readily available source of legal information. Access to the Justitia Guide requires a ChatGPT Plus subscription.
Please note that while its objective is to help users navigate the legal space, it is not designed to provide professional legal advice and all users are advised to consult with a licensed professional for specific legal concerns.
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Yuri Gerasimov🙏 5 karmaApr 2, 2024@AI LawyerGreat! I think AI Lawyer is the best service I've ever seen. Perfect use. Prompting helps in the work
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like the other person said, you have to pay. Normally, I wouldn't care, but this particular group advertised itself as free for quite some time. A lot of the materials about it still suggest it's free. And then it engages in basically the same pricing structure that people use this tool to protect themselves from.
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Initial release of Go Legal Ai - hope you love it.
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