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>>24732921
It's probably just going to be integrating chainlink powered oracles with the existing legal system, not like Kleros at all. What she's describing is (if I understand correctly):
Dispute -> Gov't Justice System -> Oracle -> Blockchain

Whereas Kleros is entirely different:
Smart Contract w/Kleros clause -> Dispute -> Kleros Court Decision -> Smart Contract -> Execution based on Kleros Court Decision

They have entirely different markets, in my opinion. However, Kleros does have huge growth potential to take over the IRL arbitration market which is as simple as generating a template smart contract that complies with existing arbitration law, but has both parties agree that Kleros court will act as the arbiter and make the final call. Taking over small claims court would be a little harder and require IRL courts to adapt to Kleros and agree to enforce Kleros decisions, but they might be willing to do so to efficiently deal with backlogged cases in certain jurisdictions.