Would you use AI to simulate a court case?

We are working on an AI App that can simulate court proceedings. as one of its functionality

The idea is:

• You drop all the case docs into a folder: pleadings, affidavits, factums, exhibits, etc.
• You right-click the case and ask an AI team (judge, plaintiff’s counsel, defense counsel, witnesses, etc.) to run, say, 5 trial simulations.
• The AI then plays out possible hearings with different arguments and outcomes.
• You could even generate audio of the proceedings with different voice profiles (consent required).

We’re curious: if this existed, would you actually use it in practice?

Would you see it as:

• A useful prep tool for testing arguments and managing client expectations?
• Or more of a gimmick that oversimplifies the complexity of litigation?

We’d love to hear candid thoughts, positive or skeptical