I think they could be replaced one day but for that to happen, I think the whole legal system would have to be changed first. I think a complete substitution will take a few decades still but there will be a transition period where lawyers will be relieved of a lot of their attributions.
As an example, this morning I had to get out of my house to get a "verified copy" (I don't know the proper English translation) of some of my documents so I could give them to a lawyer that's taking care of some stuff for me. And it cost me some ridiculous amount of money considering it's a sheet of paper with a stamp on it.
If we had a blockchain with a decent AI for that, I wouldn't even have to leave my bed this morning.
That kind of thing would be replaced in a blink of an eye.
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Yes we would see a lot of things changed about the legal system but technology is starting to change our system, something I question as to whether the law is catching up with or not.
In fact I think it is falling further behind.
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It's definitely way behind.
This data thing is a small portion of what technology is bringing and it already meant a lot of trouble law wise. The gap is enormous
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