What would justice look like if legal help were abundant rather than scarce? In this episode, Armin Alimardani and Mark Bennett speak with Professor Benjamin Alarie, Osler Chair in Business Law at the University of Toronto and co-author of Superjustice: Law in the Age of Artificial Intelligence. Ben presents a provocative vision of AI-enabled justice that could make legal guidance and dispute resolution more accessible, personalised and responsive - not only to legal rights and material outcomes, but also to whether people feel heard and respected. The conversation explores what superjustice would look like, whether machines can exhibit empathy or support the exercise of discretion, why human values must be built into AI systems through “algorithmic constitutionalism”, and what might happen when legal AI becomes difficult for an individu ...