If Microsoft copilot ingests the work of this robot and begins making legal recommendations does it also become a real boy and get thrown into jail for not passing the bar and what does that mean for the copyright of software it has already written?
Do they advertise their product as a robolawyer?
Alert the FAA, copilots are fully licensed to fly the plane when needed. (Of course an autopilot or a robot pilot is not, because that would be silly.)
Since you want to get technical, all aircraft systems are tested and must be approved by the FAA. Pretty much, a license... Try again.
An approval entirely different than a pilots license process that doesn't require the designing engineer to have a pilots license.. But California Bar OTOH doesn't have any approval system for notebooks, gavels, and coffee machines.