KFI AM 640. Excuse me. A little bit rough on this. KFI AM 640 on Saturday morning. Bill Handel here. And it is time for the legal show. Three hours of festivities followed by another half hour 40, 45 minutes of just taking phone calls off the air. Bill Handel here.

We are live everywhere on the IHeart Radio app and the phone numbers, of course.

800 5201534. 800, 5201534. Always the best time to call is the top of the hour, which is what, right about now?

8005201534 and a disclaimer, which I always give you. First of all, it's marginal legal advice. That's a given.

But also, what ends up happening if you don't call the top of the hour, and we go through the show.

And sometimes you can call any time, and we're short of phone calls, and other times,

and sometimes it goes for two hours, you can't get in.

The line is busy, and you never know.

It's always a flip of a coin.

It's a caller-driven show. So I'm going to suggest if you want to jump in, it's 800 5201534, 8005201534 in all manner of legal advice.

And as you know, with my vast legal knowledge, which I possess, having gone to one of the

better law schools in the United States, which is no longer in existence, it closed down. Well,

that's a different story anyway. All right, 8005201534 is the number to call. This is Hand on the law. Marginal legal advice. Excuse me.

God, my voice is so froggy today. Marginal legal advice, where I tell you, you have absolutely no case.

Here is one that is fascinating, and it was only a question of time.

Of course you've heard of artificial intelligence. We've all heard of artificial intelligence and it's getting more and more sophisticated by the day.

And there are all kinds of legal issues involved and all kinds of privacy issues, face recognition software.

I mean, it goes on and on.

The problem is how far can it go and the law accept what it does or limited?

Well, here's one that throws a lot of people for a loop, and that is that artificial intelligence is about to defend a human in court for the first time ever.

It is an artificial intelligence program, an algorithm, and it, well, it listens to the trial.

And then the algorithm starts poking apart the prosecution and seeing where the defense can come in and either attack witnesses, attack legal arguments.

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