Will Writing Could Soon Be Updated With AR, Helping Avoid Disputes

It’s not something a lot of people like to think about for most of their life because it means thinking about death, yet writing a will is a highly important process, helping avoid undue distress when you’re gone. However, such is the way of the world even writing a will can cause arguments amongst friends and family once a beloved one has passed on. New research from Remember A Charity has revealed that half of Brits would like to record a will using augmented reality (AR) tech to help them properly explain their decision, hopefully avoiding disputes. The charity’s research has found that six in 10 Brits do not have a Will in place, and because of that, the law would then decide for 32 million Brits. Approximately a third of those in the research were worried that their Will will cause arguments amongst friends and family once they’re gone.Futurologist Dr. Ian Pearson expects that AR could be a regular sight at solicitors’ offices by the year 2050, modernising a practice that has barely kept up with new technology.