Benjamin Alarie

Benjamin Alarie is the [[UniversityOfToronto|University of Toronto]] law professor interviewed in AI-driven law could be an answer to accessible legal help about AI and accessible legal help. The episode identifies him as co-author of Super Justice: Law in the Age of Artificial Intelligence and uses his argument to frame AI as possible legal infrastructure rather than simply a lawyer-replacement tool.

Alarie’s wiki role is to connect optimism about AI Access To Justice with a strong accountability boundary. He argues that [[SuperJustice|Super Justice]] could make legal reasoning and legal help more abundant, but he repeatedly returns to Legal AI Verification And Auditability, Human-In-The-Loop Legal AI, and professional responsibility when AI produces wrong or invented legal material.

Connections

• [[UniversityOfToronto|University of Toronto]] - academic affiliation named in the source.
• [[SuperJustice|Super Justice]] - book and concept associated with his interview.
• AI Access To Justice, Personalized Legal Guidance, and Legal AI Verification And Auditability - main ideas he adds.
• Legal AI Hallucination, Human-In-The-Loop Legal AI, and Human Judgment Under AI - risk and responsibility branch he sharpens.