Joshua Browder

Joshua Browder, founder of Do Not Pay, shares insights on using AI for legal services, including its tumultuous journey in the courtroom. Kevin Scott, CTO of Microsoft, envisions a bright future with AI innovations, particularly through OpenAI investment. Gary Marcus, a cognitive scientist, offers a critical viewpoint on the pitfalls of current AI development and its potential dangers. The conversation covers the ethical implications, transformative power across sectors, and the fine line between promise and peril in AI technology.

Joshua Browder, the innovative founder of DoNotPay, discusses how his AI platform empowers consumers to fight bureaucracy and corporations effortlessly. With over 2 million cases resolved, Browder plans to integrate robot lawyers into physical courtrooms. The conversation delves into the resistance from traditional legal systems, surprising laws, and how technology can reshape consumer rights. He also explores the complexities of law and shares his vision for making legal assistance accessible to all.

Joshua Browder, the founder and CEO of DoNotPay, known as the world's first robot lawyer, shares his insights on using AI to empower consumer rights. He discusses the challenges faced by consumers, like high bank fees and complex cancellations, and how AI can simplify legal disputes. The conversation explores the ethical implications of robo-lawyers, the need for regulations, and the importance of transparency in AI use. Browder also reveals innovative ways to hold corporations accountable and improve the consumer experience.

AI has captured the imagination of Silicon Valley seemingly overnight. And in all this excitement, it's hard to tell what's really going on. What is this technology, how does Silicon Valley plan to change our world with it, and what exactly has a bunch of smart people very worried?I'm doing a special series to figure that all out. Over the next three weeks, I'll talk to true AI believers and its sharpest detractors to get the real story about where this technology stands, and what it might mean for us. First up: I meet Joshua Browder (@jbrowder1), a Stanford computer science dropout who tried to get an AI lawyer into court.Then: Microsoft's CTO Kevin Scott (@kevin_scott) pitches me on a bright AI future. (5:10)Plus: I talk to hype-deflator, cognitive scientist and author Gary Marcus (@GaryMarcus). He believes in AI, but he thinks the giants of Silicon Valley are scaling flawed technology now—with potentially dangerous consequences. (25:30)Subscribe for free to Recode Media to make sure you get the whole series.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Joshua Browder, founder and CEO of DoNotPay, shares his remarkable journey from a young iPhone jailbreaker to a legal tech pioneer. He discusses how his father's human rights activism shaped his fearless approach to business. Browder highlights the value of hands-on learning in entrepreneurship and the importance of early personal connections to problems. He gives insights into his unique company philosophy, prioritizing profitability and ethical impact, while also sharing anecdotes about interviewing Warren Buffett and living in the historic Facebook house.

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Joshua Browder, Founder & CEO of DoNotPay, chats about skiing, Shakira songs, subway systems, ancient history, astrology, and creative hobbies in a light-hearted and engaging conversation.

In this engaging discussion, Joshua Browder, the innovative CEO of DoNotPay, shares how his 'robot lawyer' assists individuals in battling bureaucracy and reclaiming lost funds. Makiri Duckett, a small business owner using the platform, reveals her own challenges with parking tickets while running an on-demand delivery service in Los Angeles. They explore the complexities of the U.S. legal system and the empowering potential of technology to help consumers navigate legal disputes and secure financial reimbursements.

Josh Browder, CEO of DoNotPay, has built an AI lawyer to help consumers challenge corporations and government injustices. He discusses how the platform has saved users over $20 million in unjust fines and tales of bureaucratic struggles. Highlights include features like 'Skip Waiting on Hold' and 'Contract Reading AI.' Josh also shares insights into his father Bill Browder's fight against corruption and emphasizes the importance of consumer empowerment in navigating today's legal landscape.

In an engaging discussion, Bill Browder, a former hedge fund manager and human rights advocate known for his fight against Russian corruption, teams up with his son, Josh Browder, CEO of the innovative legal tech company DoNotPay. They delve into their shared mission to empower individuals against corporate injustices and explore how technology can simplify legal processes. The conversation tackles the complexities of the Magnitsky Act, subscription traps, and the ethical responsibilities of tech innovators in today's digital landscape.