DoNotPay marketed itself as the "world's first robot lawyer" and charged subscription fees for AI-powered legal help. After CEO Joshua Browder challenged any real lawyer to fight him using only DoNotPay in court, critics began scrutinizing the product. A former contractor alleged the company had humans doing tasks it claimed AI handled. Browder settled FTC charges and agreed to pay $193,000 in refunds.
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