Yo, technology.

What is it all about?

There are a lot of misconceptions around AI.

They think that, you know, there'll be a Terminator stealth thing walking in the streets.

But I think the biggest threat is to all white-collar jobs.

And so I think that 50% of all jobs in the next 10 years, I wouldn't say we'll go away, but we'll completely shift to something else.

Hello and welcome to Danny in the Valley. We are back. I hope you all had a fabulous holiday. I did.

It consisted primarily of changing nappies or diapers

for our American listeners. Eating and taking naps. It was fantastic. I must say, having an

infant has really rekindled my love of the nap. After a long night, they're a game changer. Anyhow, I am now back

at the cold face and very much not napping. And we have a great show for you today. Josh Browder is

here, first guest of 2019. Josh is young. Actually, he's still officially a student at Stanford, but he is a man in a hurry.

He's the founder of Do Not Pay, which is what he likes to call the world's first robot lawyer.

And what it does is it uses AI to perform a whole bunch of legal tasks for you for free.

From everything from challenging parking

tickets to acquiring land or just suing anyone in small claims court.

And all you have to do is download the app.

And Browder's goal is pretty lofty.

What he wants to do is to put every lawyer on the planet out of work.

So obviously that's a big, big hill to climb, but he's got some of the smartest, most well-connected folks in Silicon Valley behind him.

And though he is still officially a student, he's basically done with his classes or duties at Stanford.

So I thought it was a good time to bring him on and to talk about what he's up to.

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