The 160,000 legal chatbot, which has helped users overturn DoNotPay parking fines, has been updated to help refugees claim asylum. The technology, created by London-born Stanford student Joshua Browder, uses Facebook Messenger to help refugees fill in immigration applications. 160,000 asks users a series of questions in plain English to help them determine whether they are eligible for asylum protection and what documents they need to fill out. Browder is now working to translate the service into Arabic.
The DoNotPay legal chatbot, which has helped users overturn 160,000 parking fines, has been updated to help refugees claim asylum. The technology, created by London-born Stanford student Joshua Browder, uses Facebook Messenger to help refugees fill in immigration applications. DoNotPay asks users a series of questions in plain English to help them determine whether they are eligible for asylum protection and what documents they need to fill out. Browder is now working to translate the service into Arabic.