Will writing support program, will writing support device, will writing support method, and will writing support system

Abstract

To enable even a user who has no knowledge about wills to easily create a will with the contents he or she desires. [Solution] A will creation support program that provides a computer device that can communicate with a user terminal with the following functions: an acquisition function that acquires user input from a first user via the first user terminal; an interaction function that generates response content to the user input and engages in a dialogue with the first user via the first user terminal to create a will; a generation function that uses a generation AI to generate will data regarding the will of the first user, including will items and / or additional remarks, based on the content of the dialogue; and a will presentation function that presents the will data to the first user via the first user terminal.

Description

[Technical Field]

[0001] The present disclosure relates to a will writing support program, a will writing support device, a will writing support method, and a will writing support system. [Background technology]

[0002] Patent Document 1 discloses a system that includes a means for analyzing a user's intentions and emotions from their daily conversations and messages by inputting specific prompt sentences into a generative AI model, and creating a digital will based on the results of the analysis. [Prior art documents] [Patent documents]

[0003] [Patent Document 1] Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2025-49133 Summary of the Invention [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0004] The rate of will creation in Japan is low, said to be only about 10% of the population. One reason for this is that creating a will requires specialized knowledge and is time-consuming and laborious, which discourages many people from taking the plunge. Although wills have a negative image, many people report feeling better-off after creating one, and it is thought that a service that makes it easy to create a will could help more people achieve better well-being.

[0005] A specific example disclosed in Patent Document 1 is to generate a digital will saying, "I had a great time today. I was happy to spend time with my family," based on a user's message saying, "I had a great time today." However, a user who has no knowledge of wills does not know what conversations or messages to input in order to create a will with the content they desire. In addition, there is a risk that the content of the will will be insufficient, for example, if the user forgets to input a message regarding a specific content.

[0006] The present disclosure has been made in consideration of the above-mentioned problems. That is, an object of the present disclosure is to enable even a user who has no knowledge about wills to easily create a will with the content that they desire. [Means for solving the problem]

[0007] A will writing support program according to one embodiment of the present disclosure is a program that enables a computer device capable of communicating with a user terminal to realize the following functions: an acquisition function that acquires user input from a first user via a first user terminal; an interaction function that generates a response to the user input and engages in a dialogue with the first user via the first user terminal for the purpose of writing a will; a generation function that uses a generation AI to generate will data regarding the will of the first user, including will matters and / or additional remarks, based on the content of the dialogue; and a will presentation function that presents the will data to the first user via the first user terminal.

[0008] A will creation support device according to one embodiment of the present disclosure is a will creation support device capable of communicating with a user terminal, and includes: an acquisition means for acquiring user input from a first user via a first user terminal; an interaction means for generating a response to the user input and engaging in a dialogue with the first user via the first user terminal for the purpose of creating a will; a generation means for generating will data regarding the will of the first user, including will matters and / or additional remarks, based on the content of the dialogue, using a generation AI; and a will presentation means for presenting the will data to the first user via the first user terminal.

[0009] A will creation support method according to one embodiment of the present disclosure is a will creation support method that includes having a computer device that is communicatively connected to a user terminal execute the following steps: an acquisition step of acquiring user input from a first user via a first user terminal; an interaction step of generating a response to the user input and engaging in a dialogue with the first user via the first user terminal for the purpose of creating a will; a generation step of generating will data regarding the will of the first user, including will matters and / or additional remarks, based on the content of the dialogue, using a generation AI; and a will presentation step of presenting the will data to the first user via the first user terminal.

[0010] A will writing support system according to one embodiment of the present disclosure is a will writing support system including a user terminal and a computer device communicatively connectable to the user terminal, and is equipped with: an acquisition means for acquiring user input from a first user via a first user terminal; an interaction means for generating a response to the user input and engaging in a dialogue with the first user via the first user terminal for the purpose of will writing; a generation means for generating will data regarding the will of the first user, including will matters and / or additional remarks, based on the content of the dialogue, using a generation AI; and a will presentation means for presenting the will data to the first user via the first user terminal. [Effects of the Invention]

[0011] According to one embodiment of the present disclosure, even a user who has no knowledge about wills can easily create a will with the content they desire. [Brief explanation of the drawings]

[0012] [Figure 1] FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram illustrating an example of a system. [Figure 2] FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing an example of the functional configuration of the system. [Figure 3] FIG. 3 is a data table showing an example of the user information shown in FIG. [Figure 4] FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example of the personality table shown in FIG. [Figure 5] FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing an example of operations related to creating a will. [Figure 6] FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram showing an example of a display screen of the first user terminal. [Figure 7] FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram showing an example of a display screen of the first user terminal. [Figure 8] FIG. 8 is a flowchart showing an example of an operation related to the division of an inheritance. [Figure 9] FIG. 9 is a schematic diagram showing an example of a display screen of the first user terminal. [Figure 10] FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing an example of an operation related to the message function. [Figure 11] FIG. 11 is a flowchart showing an example of operations related to the publication of a will. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0013] Hereinafter, examples of embodiments of the present disclosure will be described with reference to the drawings. Note that the various components in the examples of the embodiments described below can be combined as appropriate to the extent that no contradictions arise. Furthermore, the same components are given the same reference numerals, and duplicate descriptions will be omitted as appropriate. Furthermore, the contents of configurations and processes that are not related to the characteristic parts of the embodiments may be omitted.

[0014] [system] FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram showing an example of a system 7. The system 7 is a system having a function for assisting a user in creating a will. The system 7 may be realized by including a native app downloaded to a user terminal, by including a web app, or by being realized as a cloud-based service such as SaaS.

[0015] In the example of Figure 1, system 7 includes a computer device 1, a plurality of first user terminals including a first user terminal 2A (hereinafter collectively referred to as first user terminals 2), and a plurality of second user terminals including second user terminals 4A and 4B (hereinafter collectively referred to as second user terminals 4).

[0016] The computer device 1 and the first user terminal 2 can be connected to each other via a network 6 and can transmit and receive data between them. The computer device 1 and the second user terminal 4 can be connected to each other via a network 6 and can transmit and receive data between them. The first user terminal 2 and the second user terminal 4 may be connected to each other via the computer device 1 or directly.

[0017] The mode of communication connection is not particularly limited, and may be a wired connection, a wireless LAN (Local Area Network) connection such as Wi-Fi, a wireless connection such as Bluetooth (registered trademark), or any other conventionally known technology. The communication network may also be a so-called blockchain network.

[0018] The computer device 1 is a computer that performs various types of information processing. The computer device 1 has, as its hardware configuration, for example, a processor 11, a memory 12, a storage 13, and a communication I / F 14, which are connected to each other via a communication bus. The computer device 1 may also have other conventionally known components. In this embodiment, the computer device 1 functions as a server that provides a will-making service to the first user terminal 2 and the second user terminal 4.

[0019] The processor 11 performs various calculations and controls. The processor 11 may be, for example, a general-purpose processor such as a CPU (Central Processing Unit), or a dedicated processor such as an ASIC (Application Specific Integrated Circuit) or an FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array). The memory 12 includes storage devices such as a ROM (Read Only Memory) in which various programs are stored, and a RAM (Random Access Memory) that provides a work area when various programs are executed.

[0020] The storage 13 includes, for example, a storage device such as an HDD (Hard Disk Drive) or an SSD (Solid State Drive). The storage 13 may have a storage area accessible by the computer device 1, and may have, for example, a dedicated storage area outside the computer device 1. The computer device 1, for example, executes various information processing using data read into the memory 12 with the processor 11, and stores the obtained processing results in the storage 13 as necessary. The communication I / F 14 includes various processing circuits, connection terminals, etc. for communicating with other devices via the network 4, and is configured to comply with various communication standards.

[0021] The first user terminal 2A is an information terminal operated by the first user 3A (hereinafter, the users operating the first user terminal 2 will also be collectively referred to as the first user 3). The second user terminals 4A and 4B are information terminals operated by the second users 5A and 5B, respectively (hereinafter, the users operating the second user terminal 4 will also be collectively referred to as the second user 5). The first user 3 is a user who wishes to write a will, for example, a user corresponding to the testator. The second user 5 is a user related to the will of the first user 3, for example, a user corresponding to the heir and / or legatee (hereinafter also referred to as the heir, etc.) of the first user 3. The heir, etc. may also include a donee. In this specification, the simple term "user" may include both the first user 3 and the second user 5. Similarly, the simple term "user terminal" may include both the first user terminal 2 and the second user terminal 4.

[0022] The first user terminal 2 may be, for example, a portable information terminal such as a smartphone, tablet, PDA (Personal Digital Assistant), or laptop computer, or a wearable device such as smart glasses, VR goggles, or AR glasses. The first user terminal 2 may also be a stationary information terminal such as a desktop computer. The first user terminal 2 may include only one or multiple types of the various information terminals described above. Terminals that can be used as the second user terminal 4 are, for example, similar to the first user terminal 2.

[0023] Fig. 2 is a block diagram showing an example of the functional configuration of the system 7. As shown in Fig. 2, the computer device 1 includes at least a storage unit 20 and a control unit 30. The storage unit 20 is configured by a storage device such as a ROM, HDD, or SDD. The storage unit 20 stores various programs, data, and the like for operating the computer device 1.

[0024] The storage unit 20 stores, for example, a program 21, a user DB 22, a will-related DB 26, a personality table 27, and a trained model 28. The program 21 is, for example, a computer program that causes the computer device 1 to realize various functions described below.

[0025] The user DB 22 is a database that stores various information related to users. The user DB 22 stores user information 23, a dialogue history 24, and will information 25, each of which is associated with information that can uniquely identify a user, such as a user ID.

[0026] Here, the user information 23 will be described in detail with reference to Fig. 3. Fig. 3 is a data table showing an example of the user information shown in Fig. 2. As shown in Fig. 3, the user information 23 stores basic information 23B, heir information 23C, and property information 23D of each user, in association with a user ID 23A.

[0027] The basic information 23B includes, for example, information such as a name and an address, and may also include other information such as a telephone number, an email address, a date of birth, a My Number, a login password, and an SNS account.

[0028] The heir information 23C includes, for example, information about the heirs registered by the first user 3. If the heirs are service users of the system 7, the heir information includes a user ID. In addition to the name and relationship shown in FIG. 3, the heir information 23C may also include other information such as an address, telephone number, and email address.

[0029] The property information 23D includes, for example, information about property registered by the first user 3. The type in the property information 23D indicates the type of property. The assessed value is information indicating the value of the property. In addition to the assessed value, the property information 23D preferably also stores the assessment method (e.g., self-assessment, assessment by a public institution such as a fixed asset tax assessment, a simple assessment using a website, etc.). The identification information is information for identifying the property, such as the location of the property (e.g., the land number of the real estate, the bank account branch name and account number, or the storage location) and details (e.g., which jewel, which art piece, which collection, etc.). The property information 23D may also include other information.

[0030] The information stored as user information 23 is based on, for example, information input by each user via a user terminal. Furthermore, since "Sato A" shown in FIG. 3 is a user corresponding to first user 3, heir information 23C and property information 23D are associated and stored. If "Sato A" is second user 5, for example, information about the testator (first user 3) is stored instead of heir information 23C and property information 23D.

[0031] Returning to the explanation of Fig. 2, the dialogue history 24 includes, for example, a history of dialogue between a dialogue unit 33 (described later) and the first user 3, and a history of message exchange between the first user 3 and the second user 5 (described later) carried out by a message unit 38 (described later).

[0032] Will information 25 includes, for example, will data indicating the content of a will created by first user 3. If first user 3 has created multiple wills, will information 25 may include multiple will data. Will information 25 stores, in association with each will data, information on, for example, the date and time the will was created and the first satisfaction level calculated by first calculation unit 39, which will be described later. Will information 25 may also include other information, such as an estate division plan and letters, which will be described later.

[0033] The will-related DB 26 is a DB that stores various information related to wills, such as points to note when writing a will, manuals, legal information about wills, and samples of wills.

[0034] Personality table 27 is, for example, a data table storing information relating to a plurality of personality types defined in advance by the operator of system 7. Here, personality table 27 will be described in detail with reference to FIG. 4. FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example of the personality table shown in FIG. 2. As shown in FIG. 4, user information 23 stores relevant conditions 27B, proposal content 27C, and expression policy 27D in association with each of a plurality of personality types 27A.

[0035] The matching condition 27B is, for example, a condition for matching to that personality type. In the example of FIG. 4, for example, the speed of the conversation when the first user 3 converses, the average length of the reply sentences, the tone type, etc. are listed as conditions for determining the personality type. For example, the personality analysis unit 36 ​​described below analyzes the conversation with the first user 3 and determines whether or not each matching condition 27B is met, thereby determining the personality type of the first user 3. In the example of FIG. 4, to match personality type C01, for example, it is necessary to meet a predetermined number or more of conditions 1 to 3 specified as detailed conditions. Note that the predetermined number can be set appropriately by the operator of the system 7.

[0036] Suggested content 27C stores, for example, content to be proposed in a dialogue with first user 3 corresponding to the personality type. Conditions for selecting the proposal and priorities may be set for each suggested content. Expression policy 27D stores, for example, a policy for writing expression when generating a will for first user 3 corresponding to the personality type. Note that FIG. 4 is merely an example, and the contents of personality type 27A, applicable conditions 27B, suggested content 27C, and expression policy 27D can be set as appropriate by the operator of system 7. Furthermore, personality table 27 may include various other contents.

[0037] Returning to the description of FIG. 2, the trained model 28 can be created, for example, by machine learning using predetermined training data. The trained model 28 may also be created, for example, by fine-tuning a general-purpose language model using predetermined training data. In this embodiment, the trained model 28 may include multiple trained models according to the intended use. The trained model 28 may be stored, for example, in another external computer device, and the system 7 may be configured to transmit input data to the other computer device and receive output data from the other computer device.

[0038] Trained model 28 includes, for example, a generation AI (e.g., a language model such as a large-scale language model) that generates will data related to the will of first user 3, including willful matters and / or additional remarks, based on the content of the dialogue, etc. stored in dialogue, etc. history 24. Such a generation AI can create, for example, samples of the dialogue, etc. and samples of will data created based on the dialogue, etc. as training data. In addition, the training data may include data such as that contained in heir, etc. information 23C and property information 23D.

[0039] Furthermore, the trained model 28 preferably includes a generation AI that generates a response content according to the context of the natural language text entered by the user. The generation AI that generates the response content may be the same model as the generation AI that generates the will data, or may be a different model.

[0040] Furthermore, it is preferable that the trained model 28 includes, for example, a model capable of analyzing the personality of the first user 3 or the second user 5 based on the content of the dialogue, etc. stored in the dialogue, etc. history 24. It is also preferable that the trained model 28 includes, for example, a model capable of analyzing the emotions of the first user 3 based on user input. It is also preferable that the trained model 28 includes, for example, a model capable of analyzing the personality of the first user 3 or the second user 5 based on the content of the dialogue, etc. stored in the dialogue, etc. history 24. It is also preferable that the trained model 28 includes, for example, a model capable of calculating the first satisfaction level and the second satisfaction level described below.

[0041] The model capable of these analyses and calculations may be the same as or different from the model that generates the will data and the response content, respectively. Furthermore, the model capable of these analyses and calculations may be, for example, a general-purpose generation AI, or an analytical model or calculation model created using a conventionally known method.

[0042] The control unit 30 is configured with, for example, a processor and a memory such as RAM. By executing the program 21, the control unit 30 of the computer device 1 functions as, for example, a communication unit 31, an acquisition unit 32, a dialogue unit 33, a generation unit 34, a will presentation unit 35, a personality analysis unit 36, an emotion analysis unit 37, a message unit 38, a first calculation unit 39, a management unit 40, a first disclosure unit 41, a second disclosure unit 42, an estate division unit 43, a second calculation unit 44, a proposal unit 45, and a tax amount calculation unit 46.

[0043] The communication unit 31 transmits and receives data between, for example, the first user terminal 2 and the second user terminal 4. The communication unit 31 may also transmit and receive data between, for example, another computer device (not shown).

[0044] The acquisition unit 32 acquires user input by the first user 3, for example, via the first user terminal 2. Specifically, the acquisition unit 32 acquires information input by the first user 3 at the first user terminal 2 via the communication unit 31, and stores the information in the user DB 22 or the like as necessary.

[0045] The acquisition unit 32 can acquire, for example, voice data and / or video data as user input. When the acquisition unit 32 acquires voice data, the information related to the user input may include text information obtained by performing voice recognition processing on the voice data. When the user input is acquired as voice data, that is, when voice input is possible in the first user terminal 2, for example, it is possible to improve user convenience and also improve the accuracy of emotion analysis, which will be described later.

[0046] When the acquisition unit 32 acquires video data, the information regarding the user input may include text information obtained by performing image recognition processing on the video data. When the user input is acquired as video data, for example, it becomes possible to create will data by incorporating an existing will, thereby improving user convenience. Furthermore, the video data acquired by the acquisition unit 32 may be stored in the user DB 22, for example, as a video letter addressed to heirs, etc. Similarly, audio data may be stored in the user DB 22 as a voice message addressed to heirs, etc. Furthermore, the acquisition unit 32 may acquire, for example, audio data or video data expressing the intention to make a will, or audio data or video data capturing the process of making a will, as evidence showing that the will is being made in accordance with the will of the first user 3.

[0047] The speech recognition process and image recognition process are not particularly limited, and conventionally known techniques can be appropriately adopted. From the viewpoint of improving the accuracy of emotion analysis, the speech recognition process and image recognition process are preferably executed by the computer device 1, but from the viewpoint of reducing the amount of communication data, they may be executed by each user terminal.

[0048] The user input acquired by the acquisition unit 32 includes, for example, information related to various types of information stored in the user information 23. Specifically, the user input acquired by the acquisition unit 32 includes, for example, input information related to the basic information 23B, the heir information 23C, and the property information 23D of the user information 23.

[0049] The dialogue unit 33, for example, generates a response content to the user input and engages in a dialogue for creating a will with the first user 3 via the first user terminal 2. The dialogue unit 33, for example, inputs the content of the user input into the trained model 28 and engages in a dialogue using the response content output by the trained model 28. By creating a will through a dialogue, even a user with no knowledge of wills can easily create a will with the content they desire.

[0050] The response content may be output only as text on the first user terminal 2, but from the viewpoint of improving user convenience, it is preferable that it is output as audio in addition to the text. Furthermore, the dialogue and response content generated by the dialogue unit 33 are output on the first user terminal 2 as, for example, the lines of a predetermined character. In other words, the first user 3 can have a dialogue for creating a will as if he or she were conversing with a predetermined character.

[0051] From the viewpoint of making it easier for the user to feel a sense of familiarity with the character, it is preferable that the predetermined character be namable by, for example, the first user 3. Furthermore, while the trained model 28 is generating the response content, it is preferable to provide so-called filler effects, such as the character moving in a playful manner or providing interjections such as "Hmm," "I see," etc. This configuration can reduce the frustration of the first user 3 and make it less likely for a sense of discomfort to arise during the conversation, even if it takes a long time to generate the response content, for example.

[0052] The dialogue for creating a will includes, for example, questions about things other than the assets of the first user 3. The questions about things other than assets preferably include, for example, questions about memories and feelings about the heirs, such as episodes about the heirs and thoughts about the heirs, questions about the values ​​and philosophy of life of the first user 3, such as mottos, questions about everyday events such as recent events, memorable events from the past, and thoughts about those events, and the emotions that arise from them.

[0053] By asking questions other than those about assets, it becomes possible to create a will that reflects the emotions and personality of the first user 3, for example. It can also be expected that this will help the first user 3 become aware of emotions and thoughts that they themselves were not aware of, and that these emotions, etc. will be reflected in the will. As a result, it is expected that the first user 3 will be more satisfied with the will, and that they will achieve a state of well-being in both body and mind after creating the will.

[0054] The dialogue for creating a will may also include, for example, questions regarding the division of property of first user 3. The questions regarding the division of property preferably include, for example, questions for acquiring information to be stored as heir information 23C or property information 23D. The questions regarding the division of property may also include questions such as to whom to leave which property to inherit.

[0055] The dialogue unit 33 may generate the response content according to, for example, a preset scenario. Specifically, it is preferable that the dialogue unit 33 generates the response content using prompts that describe the content of questions to be asked, the order of questions, the priority of questions, and the like, in addition to the content of the user input. The dialogue unit 33 may generate the dialogue content using, for example, prompts that are written to ask questions about information that has not yet been obtained from the first user 3 and has a high priority (for example, information about the heirs, etc. information 23C and property information 23D, the purpose of making a will, wishes regarding the will, etc.). By employing such a configuration, for example, it becomes easy to obtain all the information important for making a will while realizing a natural dialogue.

[0056] The generation unit 34 generates will data regarding the will of the first user 3, including willful matters and / or additional remarks, using the trained model 28, for example, based on the content of the dialogue between the dialogue unit 33 and the first user 3. The data input to the trained model 28 to generate the will data preferably further includes at least one of various information contained in the user information 23, the message history contained in the dialogue history 24, the results of a personality analysis by the personality analysis unit 36 ​​(described below), various information contained in the personality table 27, and an estate division plan created by the estate division unit 43 (described below). By using this information in will generation, for example, the thoughts and personality of the first user 3 can be more accurately reflected in the will content, further increasing the satisfaction of the first user 3. It is also possible to increase the satisfaction of heirs, etc., with the will.

[0057] Furthermore, it is preferable that the trained model 28 generates a will by referring to the will-related DB 26 or a predetermined website. This configuration can, for example, prevent situations in which formal constraints in a will are unintentionally not met, and can fully reflect the knowledge about wills held by the operator of the system 7 in the creation of the will.

[0058] When generating the remarks by the generation unit 34, it is preferable that, for example, information other than the assets of the first user 3 is included in the input data to the trained model 28. By configuring in this way, it becomes easy to generate remarks that reflect, for example, the thoughts, etc., of the first user 3.

[0059] Furthermore, when the generation unit 34 generates the will, it is preferable that the input data to the trained model 28 include, for example, heir information 23C and property information 23D regarding property designated to be inherited or bequeathed to each of the heirs. This configuration makes it easier to generate the will desired by the first user 3, for example. Note that the generation unit 34 may create additional remarks based on information regarding property, or may generate the will based on information other than property, for example.

[0060] The generation unit 34 may receive from the first user 3 a specification of the content to be included in the will data, such as, for example, only additional remarks, only wills, or both additional remarks and wills. In this case, the trained model 28 determines, for example, which content of the dialogue by the dialogue unit 33 should be included in the will and which content should be included in the additional remarks, and generates the will. In addition, in the case of a will including additional remarks and wills, the first user 3 may specify whether the additional remarks and wills should be written in separate positions or not. The specification of the content and format may be received, for example, before the dialogue by the dialogue unit 33 or at the end of the dialogue. In addition, it is preferable that the generation unit 34 be capable of generating other data, such as letters, diaries, autobiographies, etc., as described below. This configuration makes it easier to meet various user preferences, for example.

[0061] Furthermore, the generation unit 34 may receive from the first user 3 a specification of the type of data to be used when creating the will data, i.e., the type of data to be input to the trained model 28. This configuration makes it easy to customize the content of the will to meet various user wishes, for example.

[0062] The will presenting unit 35 presents the will data to the first user 3, for example, via the first user terminal 2. It is preferable that the will presenting unit 35 presents the will data in association with a first satisfaction level, which will be described later. This configuration allows the first user 3 to grasp, for example, an objective evaluation of the will that he or she has created.

[0063] Furthermore, it is preferable that the will presenting unit 35 be able to present information including contact information for experts (e.g., lawyers, tax accountants, administrative scriveners, etc.) who will assist in the creation of a will. It is even more preferable that the will presenting unit 35 accepts the first user 3's wishes regarding the will from the user, extracts experts who match the wishes, and enables the first user 3 and the experts to contact each other via the system 7. The matching method is not particularly limited, but for example, the storage unit 20 may be provided with an expert DB (not shown) that stores information such as the location of each expert's activities, areas of expertise, and past achievements, and matching may be performed based on one or more pieces of information stored in the expert DB and one or more pieces of information stored in the user DB 22. The presentation of the expert's contact information may be performed, for example, during or before the generation of will data by the dialogue unit 33 or the generation unit 34, in response to a request from the first user 3.

[0064] Personality analysis unit 36 ​​analyzes the personality of first user 3, for example, based on the content of the dialogue. The personality analysis results are preferably used as input data to trained model 28 when generating will data, for example. With this configuration, it becomes possible to reflect the character and individuality of first user 3 in the will, thereby supporting the creation of a will that is unique to that person.

[0065] Furthermore, the personality analysis results preferably include, for example, information regarding at least one personality type to which the first user 3 corresponds, among a plurality of predefined personality types. In this case, the personality analysis unit 36, for example, refers to the personality table 27 to determine which personality type the content of the first user 3's dialogue corresponds to. This determination may be performed, for example, using the trained model 28. Once the personality type has been determined, the generation unit 34 adjusts the expression in the will, for example, based on the expression policy 27D corresponding to the first user 3's personality type. With this configuration, for example, it becomes easier to reflect the first user 3's character and individuality in the will and support the creation of a will that is unique to that person. Furthermore, for example, it becomes possible to soften harsh expressions that stem from an undesirable personality such as a short temper.

[0066] Furthermore, dialogue unit 33 may generate response content based on suggested content 27C corresponding to the personality type of first user 3, for example. With such a configuration, for example, it becomes easier to realize a dialogue that is comfortable for first user 3.

[0067] The emotion analysis unit 37 analyzes the emotion of the first user 3 based on, for example, a user input. The emotion analysis unit 37 uses, for example, the trained model 28 to analyze the emotion of the first user 3 based on the words and writing style included in the text input by the user, the length of the text, the tone of voice, speaking speed, and intonation of the first user 3's voice, and physical information such as facial expressions, gaze, and gestures in the video of the first user 3. The emotion analysis results are preferably used, for example, as input data to the trained model 28 when the dialogue unit 33 generates a response content. Such a configuration makes it easier to realize a dialogue that is comfortable for the first user 3, for example.

[0068] The message unit 38 enables, for example, the exchange of messages between the first user 3 and the second user 5 via their respective user terminals. The messages may include, for example, image data such as stamps and photographs, and video data. The history of the message exchange is preferably stored, for example, in the dialogue history 24 and used as input data for the trained model 28 when the generation unit 34 generates will data. This configuration makes it easier, for example, to reflect the thoughts of the first user 3 in the will.

[0069] The first calculation unit 39 calculates the first satisfaction level of the heirs, etc. with respect to the will of the first user 3, for example, based on the heir, etc. information 23C. The method for calculating the first satisfaction level is not particularly limited, but may be calculated, for example, based on the appraised value of the property inherited by each heir and each heir's reserved share and statutory inheritance share. In this case, for example, if the appraised value of the property inherited by each heir is less than that heir's reserved share, that heir's satisfaction level will be very low. Furthermore, as the appraised value increases, that heir's satisfaction level increases, and if it exceeds the statutory inheritance share, that heir's satisfaction level will be very high. By adopting such a calculation method, for example, it becomes easier to create a fair will.

[0070] Furthermore, the first calculation unit 39 may evaluate the degree of intimacy between the first user 3 and each heir based on the history of interactions, etc. included in the interaction history 24, and use the degree of intimacy to calculate the first satisfaction level. In this case, for example, assuming there are two heirs who have the same assessed value of the inherited property, and the same reserved share and statutory inheritance share, but different degrees of intimacy, the first satisfaction level of the heir with a higher degree of intimacy will be lower than the first satisfaction level of the heir with a lower degree of intimacy. By employing such a calculation method, it becomes possible to more accurately estimate the satisfaction levels of the heirs, etc.

[0071] Furthermore, the first calculation unit 39 may calculate the first satisfaction level of the heirs, etc., with respect to the will of the first user 3, for example, based on the content of the additional remarks. In this case, the first satisfaction level can be calculated, for example, based on the amount and content of messages to each heir, etc., included in the additional remarks. By employing such a calculation method, for example, it becomes possible to more accurately estimate the satisfaction level of the heirs, etc.

[0072] As described above, the first satisfaction level is presented to the first user 3 in association with the will data. The first satisfaction level is shown to the first user 3 using, for example, numerical values ​​or icons. The first satisfaction level may also be shown to the first user 3 using, for example, a video showing happy or sad expressions. The first satisfaction level may be presented so that the first satisfaction level for each heir can be grasped, or may be presented as an overall satisfaction level of the heirs, etc., calculated based on the first satisfaction level of each heir. When the first satisfaction level is calculated using the trained model 28, the calculation model to be used can be created by using, for example, at least one of the appraised value of the property to be inherited, etc., the legal share and statutory share of each heir, the degree of intimacy, and the content of any additional remarks, and the first satisfaction level score in that case, as training data.

[0073] The management unit 40 manages, for example, multiple will data, each with different contents generated by the generation unit 34, by associating it with a first satisfaction level. In this embodiment, the first user 3, for example, can repeatedly create will data. The created will data is stored as will information 25, for example, associated with the creation date and time of the will data and the first satisfaction level, and is saved and stored as a will or a draft will. In addition, the management unit 40 manages one will data selected by the first user 3 as valid will data.

[0074] The first disclosure unit 41, for example, discloses at least a portion of the will data to other users related to the first user 3 while the first user 3 is alive. The first disclosure unit 41 includes a function to determine the scope of disclosure of the will data for each other user to whom the data will be disclosed, based on the first disclosure conditions set by the first user 3 via the first user terminal 2, for example.

[0075] At least in Japan, it is extremely rare for a person to give advance notice of the creation of a will or to make the contents of a will public during his or her lifetime, and there are few easy ways to do so even if he or she wishes. By providing the first disclosure unit 41, for example, requests for notification or disclosure can be easily realized. Furthermore, by making the will public, the reaction of heirs and others can be seen, which can motivate them to rewrite a more appropriate will.

[0076] The first disclosure conditions include, for example, conditions regarding the recipients of disclosure and conditions regarding the scope of disclosure. The recipients of disclosure are, for example, heirs, etc. selected by the first user 3 from the heirs, etc. stored in the heir, etc. information 23C. Furthermore, recipients of disclosure may be set to be those other than the first user 3's heirs, etc., and, for example, all users may be set as recipients of disclosure. The scope of disclosure can be selected by the first user 3 for each recipient of disclosure from options such as only a notification that a will has been created, only additional remarks, only the will, or both additional remarks and the will. With this configuration, for example, it becomes possible to disclose a will to the extent desired by the first user 3 with simple operations. Letters, diaries, autobiographies, etc. may also be made public by specifying the recipients of disclosure and the scope of disclosure.

[0077] Furthermore, from the viewpoint of providing an incentive for other users to make data public, the first disclosure unit 41 may provide a predetermined reward to the first user 3 who sets a disclosure condition for disclosing will data, etc. (including letters, autobiographies, and diaries) to other users. The reward is not particularly limited, and may be, for example, points that can be used in the system 7. A similar configuration for rewards may also be adopted for the second disclosure unit 42 described below.

[0078] For example, in response to detecting the death of the first user 3, the second disclosure unit 42 discloses the will data to other users related to the first user 3. The second disclosure unit 42 includes a function for determining the disclosure scope of the will data, etc. for each other user to whom the will data will be disclosed, based on the second disclosure conditions set by the first user 3 via the first user terminal 2, for example. The second disclosure conditions can be the same as the first disclosure conditions, and therefore a description thereof will be omitted here. By providing the second disclosure unit 42, for example, when the first user 3 dies, the will can be disclosed to the first user 3 to the extent desired by the first user 3.

[0079] The property division unit 43 creates a property division plan by accepting, for example, via the first user terminal 2, designation of the property to be inherited or bequeathed to each of the heirs, etc. The property division plan is preferably stored, for example, in the will information 25 and used as input data for the trained model 28 when the generation unit 34 generates will data. This configuration makes it possible, for example, to generate a more appropriate will.

[0080] The property division unit 43 presents to the first user 3, for example, via the first user terminal 2, a plurality of heir areas corresponding to each of the heirs, etc., and at least one property icon corresponding to at least one property. In this case, it is preferable to accept, for example, an operation from the first user 3 via the first user terminal 2 to move the property icon so as to allocate it to one of the plurality of heir areas, thereby accepting designation of the property to be inherited or bequeathed to each of the heirs, etc. With this configuration, for example, it becomes possible to intuitively and easily create an estate division plan.

[0081] Preferably, the property division unit 43 is capable of increasing the number of property icons in response to receiving a predetermined first operation on the property icons via the first user terminal 2, and setting property division ratios corresponding to the property icons for each of the increased property icons based on a predetermined second operation received via the first user terminal 2. With this configuration, for example, it becomes possible to divide the estate precisely and efficiently with simple operations.

[0082] The first operation and the second operation are not particularly limited and may be any operation. Examples of the first operation include tapping, double tapping, long touching, and selecting a predetermined icon from a right-click menu. Examples of the second operation include inputting a number using a keyboard or virtual keyboard, inputting a number using a slide bar, etc.

[0083] The second calculation unit 44 calculates the second satisfaction degree regarding the inheritance details of each of the heirs, etc., based on, for example, the heir information 23C and the property information 23D regarding the property designated to be inherited or bequeathed to each of the heirs, etc. The method for calculating the second satisfaction degree is not particularly limited, and for example, the method described as the method for calculating the first satisfaction degree can be appropriately adopted.

[0084] Furthermore, it is preferable that the second calculation unit 44 calculates the second satisfaction level based on, for example, at least one of information regarding the estimated remaining life expectancy, financial situation, and living expenses of each heir, and information included in the dialogue history 24. It is also preferable that the second calculation unit 44 calculates the second satisfaction level by taking into account, for example, the calculation result of the tax amount by the tax amount calculation unit 46 described below. By employing such a calculation method, it becomes possible to more accurately estimate the satisfaction level of the heirs, etc. Note that these calculation methods may also be employed for the first satisfaction level.

[0085] The second satisfaction level is presented to the first user 3 in association with the heirs area, for example, during execution of an inheritance division simulation by the property division unit 43. The second satisfaction level is shown to the first user 3 using, for example, numerical values ​​or icons. The second satisfaction level may also be shown to the first user 3 using, for example, a video showing a happy or sad expression. When the second satisfaction level is calculated using the trained model 28, the calculation model to be used can be created, for example, as in the case of the first satisfaction level, by using, as training data, input data used to calculate the second satisfaction level and the second satisfaction level score corresponding to the input data.

[0086] The proposal unit 45 proposes an estate division plan based on, for example, at least one of information regarding the estimated remaining life expectancy, financial situation, and living expenses of each heir, and information included in the dialogue history 24. The proposal unit 45 may also propose an estate division plan based on, for example, the results of calculation of the tax amount by the tax amount calculation unit 46 described below. With this configuration, for example, it becomes possible to create a more appropriate estate division plan.

[0087] The proposal by the proposal unit 45 may be made, for example, at the start of the estate division simulation, after the estate division plan has been created, or in response to a request from the first user 3 during the estate division simulation.

[0088] Furthermore, the suggestion unit 45 may make suggestions regarding gifts or donations during one's lifetime based on, for example, information stored in the user information 23 or the dialogue history 24. Here, regarding donations, donations may be made according to the amount charged to the system 7. For example, if the cumulative amount charged to the system 7 is 30,000 yen, a predetermined percentage (e.g., 50%) of that amount may be donated free of charge (without any new expenses). Furthermore, the suggestion unit 45 may make suggestions regarding will matters and / or additional remarks, for example, according to the personality type or first satisfaction level of the first user 3. With such a configuration, for example, it becomes possible to generate a more appropriate will. Furthermore, the suggestion unit 45 may make it possible, for example, to suggest creating a letter based on the content included in the additional remarks, or conversely, to suggest creating a letter based on the content included in the letter as additional remarks.

[0089] The tax calculation unit 46 calculates the amount of predetermined taxes for each heir, etc., based on, for example, the property designation received by the property division unit 43. The predetermined taxes include, for example, at least one of one-time taxes such as inheritance tax, gift tax, and income tax, and ongoing taxes such as corporate tax, business tax, consumption tax, and fixed asset tax that may arise when a business or real estate is acquired. By providing the tax calculation unit 46, it becomes possible to create an estate division plan that takes into account, for example, the amount of tax arising from inheritance, etc. Furthermore, it becomes possible to advise the heirs, etc., directly or through a will or letter, not only on one-time taxes but also on ongoing taxes.

[0090] The control unit 30 may have various other functions in addition to the various functions described above. For example, the control unit 30 preferably has a function to determine whether the contents of a will or draft will stored in the will information 25 and set as valid for the first user 3 match the contents of the original of a legally binding digital will stored in an external computer device. The external computer device may be, for example, a device managed by a public institution such as a notary public office or another institution that stores digital wills. The control unit 30, for example, accesses these external computer devices to obtain information about the original and determines whether the original matches the will or draft will stored in the will information 25. The method of determination is not particularly limited, and may be, for example, using AI such as a trained model 28, comparing hash values, or other known methods.

[0091] Furthermore, it is preferable that the control unit 30 has an alert function that notifies the first user 3 of a discrepancy between the original and the will or draft will that is stored in the will information 25 and set as valid for the first user 3, for example. When issuing such an alert, it is preferable that the control unit 30 provide support, such as presenting information necessary to replace the original digital will. These configurations can reduce the possibility of a situation where, for example, when a will or draft will is rewritten, the user forgets to register it as legally valid, and can also improve user convenience.

[0092] The first user terminal 2 includes, for example, a storage unit 50, a display 52, a speaker 53, a microphone 54, a camera 55, and a control unit 56. The storage unit 50 is configured, for example, by a storage device such as a ROM, HDD, or SSD included in the first user terminal 2. The storage unit 50 stores a program 51. The program 51 is, for example, a program for causing the first user terminal 2 to realize various functions described below.

[0093] The control unit 56 is configured by, for example, a processor, RAM, etc. included in the first user terminal 2. When the program 51 is executed by the processor, the control unit 56 functions as, for example, a communication unit 57, an input receiving unit 58, and an output unit 59.

[0094] The communication unit 57 transmits and receives data to and from the computer device 1, for example. The input reception unit 58 receives various user inputs from the first user 3, for example, via various input interfaces (e.g., a touch panel, a keyboard, a microphone 54, a camera 55, etc.). The user inputs received by the input reception unit 58 are transmitted to the computer device 1, for example, by the communication unit 57. The output unit 59 outputs various information via the display 52 and the speaker 53, for example, based on the data received from the computer device 1, and presents the various information to the first user 3.

[0095] The second user terminal 4 includes, for example, a storage unit 60, a display 62, a speaker 63, a microphone 64, a camera 65, and a control unit 66. The storage unit 60 is configured, for example, by a storage device such as a ROM, HDD, or SSD included in the second user terminal 4. The storage unit 60 stores a program 61. The program 61 is, for example, a program for causing the second user terminal 4 to realize various functions described below.

[0096] The control unit 66 is configured by, for example, a processor, RAM, etc. included in the second user terminal 4. When the program 61 is executed by the processor, the control unit 66 functions as, for example, a communication unit 67, an input receiving unit 68, and an output unit 69.

[0097] The communication unit 67 transmits and receives data to and from the computer device 1, for example. The input reception unit 68 receives various user inputs from the second user 5, for example, via various input interfaces (for example, a touch panel, a keyboard, a microphone 64, a camera 65, etc.). The user inputs received by the input reception unit 68 are transmitted to the computer device 1, for example, by the communication unit 67. The output unit 69 outputs various information via the display 62 and the speaker 63, for example, based on the data received from the computer device 1, and presents the various information to the second user 5.

[0098] [Example of operation] An example of the operation of the system 7 according to this embodiment will be described using various flowcharts, etc. The order of the various processes constituting the various flows described below may be random, and may be executed in parallel, as long as no inconsistencies occur in the process content.

[0099] 5 is a flowchart showing an example of operations related to the creation of a will. In step S1, the first user terminal 2 accepts a user input from the first user 3 to start creating a will, and transmits information related to the user input to the computer device 1.

[0100] The user input in step S1 preferably includes information specifying whether to create a will, a comment, or both a will and comment. This configuration makes it possible to make the dialogue and responses generated in step S2 and thereafter more appropriate.

[0101] In step S2, the computer device 1 generates a dialogue for writing a will using the trained model 28, and transmits the dialogue to the first user terminal 2. In step S3, the first user terminal 2 presents the dialogue generated in step S2 to the first user 3 via the display 52 and the speaker 53, and accepts response inputs to the dialogue.

[0102] In step S4, the computer device 1 analyzes the emotions of the first user 3 using the trained model 28 based on the information related to the answer input received from the first user terminal 2. In step S5, the computer device 1 generates a response content by inputting a prompt including at least the content of the answer input received in step S3 and the result of the emotion analysis into the trained model 28, and transmits the response content to the first user terminal 2.

[0103] In step S6, the first user terminal 2 presents the response content generated in step S5 to the first user 3 and accepts an answer input to the dialogue. If the dialogue termination condition is not met (NO in step S7), the process returns to step S4, and the dialogue with the first user 3 continues. The dialogue termination condition can be set appropriately by the operator of the system 7, and examples of such conditions include the first user 3 performing an operation to terminate the dialogue, the first user 3 performing an operation to transition to will creation, or the end of the dialogue scenario.

[0104] The contents of the dialogue etc. in steps S1 to S6 are stored in the dialogue etc. history 24. Furthermore, if the contents of the dialogue etc. include information that should be stored as user information 23, that information is extracted and stored as user information 23. The various pieces of information stored here can be referenced when creating a will in the future.

[0105] If the dialogue termination condition is met (YES in step S7), proceed to step S8. If there is no instruction to create a will (NO in step S8), the series of processes in Figure 5 ends. If there is an instruction to create a will (YES in step S8), proceed to step S9.

[0106] In step S9, the computer device 1 performs a personality analysis of the first user 3 using the trained model 28 based on the personality table 27 and the content of the dialogue. In step S10, the computer device 1 generates will data for the first user 3 using the trained model 28 based on the content of the dialogue and the results of the personality analysis. In step S11, the computer device 1 calculates a first satisfaction level of the heirs, etc. with the will data generated in step S10.

[0107] In step S12, the computer device 1 generates suggestions for the will data generated in step S10. The suggestions in step S12 include, for example, methods for increasing the first satisfaction level. Specifically, suggestions may be made to increase or decrease the amount of property to be inherited by a specific heir, or to add a message to a specific heir in the supplementary remarks.

[0108] Note that, with regard to the increase or decrease of assets to be inherited, etc., computer device 1 may make suggestions not only to make them closer to the statutory inheritance share to make them fairer, but also to make suggestions that undermine fairness. Specifically, computer device 1 may make suggestions to grant a large amount of assets that exceeds the statutory inheritance share to heirs, etc. who are estimated to have a high level of intimacy with first user 3 or heirs, etc. who are in difficult financial circumstances. On the other hand, computer device 1 may make suggestions to grant an inheritance amount less than the legally reserved share to heirs, etc. who are estimated to have a low level of intimacy with first user 3 or heirs, etc. who are estimated to have a short life expectancy. Similarly, with regard to the increase or decrease of messages for specific heirs, etc. in the supplementary matters, computer device 1 may make suggestions not only to make them fairer, but also to make suggestions that undermine fairness.

[0109] When making such a proposal that undermines fairness, it is preferable to also present the reasons for the proposal and any future disadvantages (such as the possibility of a claim for the amount of infringement of the legally reserved portion) to the first user 3. This configuration, for example, makes it possible to increase the degree of freedom in the will and support the first user 3 in creating a will that they truly desire, and also makes it possible to properly make the first user 3 aware of the disadvantages that may arise from leaving such a will.

[0110] In step S13, the computer device 1 outputs (transmits) information for presenting the will data, the first satisfaction level, and the proposed content to the first user 3 to the first user terminal 2. In step S14, the first user terminal 2 presents the will data, the first satisfaction level, and the proposed content to the first user 3, and the series of processes related to creating a will is completed.

[0111] Here, various processes related to will writing will be explained in more detail using Figures 6 and 7. Figures 6 and 7 are schematic diagrams showing examples of display screens of the first user terminal 2. Specifically, Figure 6 is a dialogue screen for will writing, and Figure 7 is a menu screen related to will writing.

[0112] 6, comment fields 91 to 95, an output button 96, a character 97, a text input field 98, and a voice input button 99 are displayed on the display 52 of the first user terminal 2. In the example of FIG. 6, the conversation between the first user 3 and the computer device 1 is carried out in a chat format.

[0113] The comment fields 91 and 92 show the contents of the will generated by the computer device 1. The comment field 91 shows the testamentary matters in the will (specific contents are omitted). The comment field 92 shows additional remarks in the will. The contents of the comment fields 91 and 92 are generated by the computer device 1 based on the contents of the dialogue obtained by repeating the processing of steps S2 to S6 in FIG. 5, for example.

[0114] The wills shown in comment fields 91 and 92 have been generated in a format in which the positions of the additional remarks and the will are separated. In addition to this format, first user 3 can select, for example, a format in which the positions of the additional remarks and the will are not separated (for example, a format in which additional remarks indicating the reason for inheritance are written immediately after the will specifying the heirs of a certain property), a format in which the content of the additional remarks is written as a separate letter, etc.

[0115] The comment field 93 is an example of a dialogue generated by the first computer 1 after the will data has been created. The output button 96 is a button for displaying the contents of the generated will as a PDF. When the output button 96 is pressed, it is preferable that, for example, the first satisfaction level calculated in step S11 and the proposal content generated in step S12 are also displayed.

[0116] The dialogue after the comment field 93 proceeds according to the response of the first user 3. For example, if the creation of a will continues, the computer device 1 continues the dialogue to obtain the wishes of the first user 3 and additional information input, etc. Furthermore, if the first user 3 inputs that he or she wishes to make the generated will a notarized will, the computer device 1 presents the first user 3 with, for example, the information necessary for that purpose and information on experts suitable for the first user 3.

[0117] In the example of FIG. 6, in the comment field 94, the first user 3 expresses a desire to rewrite the will from scratch. Therefore, the dialogue for rewriting the will from scratch continues from the comment field 95 onwards. The first user 3 can interact with the computer device 1, for example, by inputting text using the text input field 98 or by inputting voice by pressing the voice input button 99. Note that the dialogue generated by the computer device 1 can be output as voice as well as displayed as text in each comment field.

[0118] The dialogue generated by the computer device 1 is displayed on the display 52 as a comment by the character 97. That is, the first user 3 can have a dialogue as if he or she were talking to the character 97. After the first user 3 has finished inputting, until the computer device 1 generates the dialogue, etc. (for example, from the time when the input in the comment field 94 is completed until the time when the comment field 95 is displayed), the character 97 performs filler effects such as moving happily.

[0119] Next, Fig. 7 will be explained. As described above, Fig. 7 shows a menu screen related to will creation. In the example of Fig. 7, a virtual button 100, will display areas 101A and 101B, first satisfaction level display areas 102A and 102B, and virtual buttons 112 to 115 and 120 are displayed on the display 52 of the first user terminal 2.

[0120] Virtual button 100 is a button for starting the creation of a will. Step S1 described above is executed, for example, by the first user 3 tapping virtual button 100. Virtual button 120 is a button for resuming the dialogue for creating a will. The first user 3 can interrupt the dialogue for creating a will in the middle of the dialogue, saving the dialogue data up to that point. When virtual button 120 is pressed, the dialogue is resumed from the point where it was interrupted.

[0121] In will display areas 101A and 101B, information about wills created in the past, such as the creation date and time of the will data and information about the validity of the will, is displayed by star marks. In the example of FIG. 6, will "2" is the valid will, that is, the will that first user 3 has currently adopted as a will or considers to be the best. First user 3 can switch the will to be adopted, for example, by tapping the star mark displayed in will display area 101A, etc.

[0122] A storage period may be set for each will. If a storage period is set, it is preferable that the storage period for each will is also displayed in will display areas 101A and 101B. The storage period may be extended, for example, in response to a charge by first user 3.

[0123] The first satisfaction level display areas 102A and 102B display the first satisfaction level score for each will and a face icon corresponding to the score. For example, when the first user 3 taps the will display area 101A, the detailed content of will "1" is displayed on the display 52. ​​The detailed content includes, for example, suggestions for increasing the first satisfaction level. The first user 3 can, for example, perform an operation to amend the content of will "1" on the screen displaying the detailed content of will "1." When such an operation is performed, step S1 and subsequent processes can be executed.

[0124] The virtual button 112 is a button for starting the creation of a letter to an heir or the like. Unlike an addendum, a letter is a message that is not included in a will. However, even when the virtual button 112 is tapped, the same processing as in step S1 is started, and a dialogue for generating a letter is opened. The subsequent processing may be substantially the same as in the case of will generation. For example, in step S10, the computer device 1 generates a free-form letter using the trained model 28 based on the content of the dialogue, etc. The letter generated here is stored, for example, as will information 25. In addition to letters, for example, a diary or an autobiography may also be generated. A diary or an autobiography can also be generated, for example, by substantially the same processing as in the case of will generation.

[0125] The virtual button 113 is a button for starting a living expense simulation for the heirs, etc. When the virtual button 113 is tapped, for example, a simulation of the future trends in income and expenditure for the heirs, etc. is started. A conventionally known method can be used for the living expense simulation. The living expense simulation may be configured to proceed in an interactive format, with dialogues and responses generated by the computer device 1, as in the case of creating a will, for example.

[0126] The virtual button 114 is a button for starting the inheritance division simulation. When the virtual button 114 is tapped, for example, step S20 (described later) and a series of subsequent processes are started.

[0127] Virtual button 115 is a button for starting a gift simulation. When virtual button 115 is tapped, for example, a simulation of what would happen if a gift were made to an heir or the like during one's lifetime starts. A conventionally known method can be used as the method for the gift simulation. The gift simulation may be configured to proceed in an interactive format, with dialogue and responses generated by computer device 1, as in the case of creating a will, for example.

[0128] Next, the inheritance division simulation will be described. Fig. 8 is a flowchart showing an example of operations related to inheritance division. In step S20, the first user terminal 2 accepts a user input to instruct the start of the inheritance division simulation. The user input is, for example, a tap on the virtual button 114 in Fig. 7.

[0129] In step S21, the first user terminal 2 accepts input of information related to the property information 23D. In step S22, the first user terminal 2 accepts input of information related to the heir etc. information 23C. The processing of steps S21 and S22 may be performed interactively, as in the case of creating a will. Furthermore, if the necessary information is already stored in the heir etc. information 23C and the property information 23D, the necessary information may be acquired by referring to this information in steps S21 and S22.

[0130] In step S23, the computer device 1 generates data for displaying an allocation screen on the first user terminal 2 and transmits the data to the first user terminal 2. The allocation screen is a screen including property icons generated according to the type of property and heir areas corresponding to each heir.

[0131] In step S24, the first user terminal 2 receives an operation for allocating assets from the first user 3 as a user input. Specifically, the first user 3 allocates each asset icon to one of the heir areas by an operation such as drag and drop. Information regarding the user input received in step S24 is transmitted to the computer device 1.

[0132] In step S25, the computer device 1 calculates the amount of various taxes to be levied on each heir, etc., based on the type and assessed value of the property allocated to each heir, etc. area. In step S26, the computer device 1 calculates the second satisfaction level of each heir, etc., at that time. The second satisfaction level in step S26 is calculated, for example, based on the amount of tax calculated in step S25 and various other information as already described.

[0133] In step S27, the first user terminal 2 receives information relating to the second satisfaction level from the computer device 1, and displays an image or score according to the second satisfaction level of the heirs, etc. in each heir, etc. area.

[0134] Here, the various processes from step S24 to step S27 in the inheritance division simulation will be explained in more detail using Figure 9. Figure 9 is a schematic diagram showing an example of the display screen of the first user terminal 2. In the example of Figure 9, a property icon display area 201 and heirs etc. areas 210A and 210B are displayed on the display 52 of the first user terminal 2.

[0135] Property icon display area 201 displays property icons 201A-201E (hereinafter, the various property icons will be collectively referred to as property icons) corresponding to the type of property for each property owned by first user 3. For example, first user 3 can drag and drop property icon 201A into heirs area 210A to specify that the property (home) corresponding to property icon 201A will be inherited by the heir (Sato B) corresponding to heirs area 210A.

[0136] Furthermore, the number of asset icons can be increased by performing a predetermined first operation, such as a double tap, on the asset icon. In FIG. 9, asset icon 201B1 and asset icon 201B2 are displayed as a result of the first operation being performed on asset icon 201B. First user 3 can set the division ratio for asset icon 201B1 and asset icon 201B2 by performing a predetermined second operation (for example, selecting asset icon 201B1 and inputting a number between 1 and 100).

[0137] When the YES button displayed in window 202 in the state of Fig. 9 is tapped, property icon 201B becomes property icon 201B1 (an icon having an appraisal value that is 70% of property icon 201B) and property icon 201B2 (an icon having an appraisal value that is 30% of property icon 201B). Note that the property icon can also be divided into three or more property icons.

[0138] In the example of Figure 9, property icons 201F and 201G are allocated to heirs etc. area 210A. The total assessed value of the property corresponding to property icons 201F and 201G is also shown below heirs etc. area 210A. As the number of property icons allocated to heirs etc. area 210A increases, the total assessed value increases, and as property icons are allocated from heirs etc. area 210A to other areas, the total assessed value decreases.

[0139] In addition, a satisfaction level icon 211A is displayed below the heirs area 210A. The satisfaction level icon 211A is an icon whose expression changes depending on the second satisfaction level score calculated based on information such as the total assessed value of the assets currently allocated to Sato B and the amount of tax that would be levied if she were to inherit such assets. This configuration allows the first user 3 to intuitively understand how each heir is likely to feel about the details of the inheritance division. It also makes it possible to enjoy allocating the asset icons.

[0140] Returning to the explanation of Figure 8, if an operation to instruct the end of the allocation operation has not been performed (NO in step S28), the process returns to step S24. If an operation to instruct the end of the allocation operation has been performed (YES in step S28), the creation of the inheritance division plan is completed, and the process proceeds to step S29.

[0141] In step S29, the computer device 1 generates a proposal for the estate division plan based on the various information already described. The proposal for the estate division plan may be made at the start of the estate division simulation, or may be made in response to a request from the first user 3 during the estate division simulation.

[0142] In step S30, the first user terminal 2 receives information about the estate division plan and the proposed content from the computer device 1, displays them as the final results of the estate division simulation, and then ends the simulation. The estate division plan and the proposed content are stored as will information 25.

[0143] Next, the message function will be described. Fig. 10 is a flowchart showing an example of the operation of the message function. In step S40A, when the first user terminal 2 receives input of a message addressed to the second user 5 and an instruction to send the message, the first user terminal 2 sends the message to the computer device 1. In step S41, the computer device 1 stores the message sent in step S40A in the dialogue history 24 and sends the message to the second user terminal 4. In step S42B, the second user terminal 4 receives the message and presents it to the second user 5.

[0144] Similarly, in step S40B, when the second user terminal 4 receives input of a message addressed to the first user 3 and an instruction to send the message, the second user terminal 4 sends the message to the computer device 1. In step S41, the computer device 1 stores the message sent in step S40B in the dialogue history 24 and sends the message to the first user terminal 2. In step S42A, the first user terminal 2 receives the message and presents it to the first user 3.

[0145] In step S43, the first user terminal 2 accepts a user input to instruct the start of will creation based on the message history. In step S43, the first user terminal 2 may accept, from the first user 3, designation of other data to be used when creating will data.

[0146] In step S44, the computer device 1 generates will data based on at least the message history. In step S44, the will data can be generated, for example, by using a method similar to that of step S10. In step S45, the first user terminal 2 receives the will data, etc. from the computer device 1, presents the will data, etc. to the first user 3, and then ends the process. Note that the various processes shown in FIG. 5 may also be executed in the series of processes shown in FIG. 10.

[0147] Next, the process for disclosing a will will be described. Fig. 11 is a flowchart showing an example of the operation for disclosing a will. In step S50, the first user terminal 2 accepts a user input for requesting disclosure of will data, and transmits information related to the user input to the computer device 1.

[0148] In step S51, the computer device 1 outputs data for displaying a disclosure condition setting screen on the first user terminal 2. In step S52, the first user terminal 2 displays the disclosure condition setting screen. The first user terminal 2 also accepts user input for specifying the disclosure conditions and transmits information related to the user input to the computer device 1.

[0149] In step S52, both the first disclosure condition for disclosure during one's lifetime and the second disclosure condition for disclosure after one's death are accepted. With regard to the first disclosure condition, in step S52, for example, a list of heirs, etc. for the first user 3 obtained from the heir, etc. information 23C is displayed, and a selection of persons to whom the will data will be disclosed is accepted from the first user 3. In addition, for each selected person, a selection regarding the scope of disclosure of the will data is accepted from the first user 3. The same applies to the second disclosure condition. Each disclosure condition entered in this manner is transmitted to the computer device 1 and stored in the user DB 22.

[0150] If there is a second user 5 that satisfies the first disclosure condition (YES in step S53), the computer device 1 permits the second user 5 to view the will data of the first user 3 within the disclosure range set for that second user 5. Then, in step S54, the second user terminal 4 displays the will data within the set disclosure range in response to a viewing request from the second user 5. Note that a second user 5 whose disclosure range is set to only notify that a will has been created is naturally not permitted to view the contents of the will data. Furthermore, if no one is designated as a recipient of pre-death disclosure (NO in step S53), the will data will not be made pre-death.

[0151] In step S55, the computer device 1 detects the death of the first user 3. The method of detecting the death is not particularly limited, and for example, the computer device 1 may detect the death by setting the second user 5 or an executor designated by the first user 3 as the death notifier, and receiving a notification from the death notifier when the first user 3 dies. Alternatively, the death may be detected based on obituary information published by a newspaper or other private company. Alternatively, the death may be detected based on information obtained by accessing a public institution such as a government office.

[0152] Furthermore, for example, a first user who has not logged in to the system 7 for a certain period of time may be detected, and the detected first user 3 may be contacted. If there is still no response, the first user 3 may be presumed to have died. To contact the first user 3, for example, an email address or a telephone number stored in the user information 23 may be used. Multiple contact points may be used, for example, contacting the email address first, and then contacting the telephone number if there is no response thereafter. Contacting the email address or telephone number may be performed by a person, or may be performed as a function of the system 7 using AI or the like. Furthermore, for example, the SNS account of the first user 3 may be monitored and the death of the first user may be determined based on the update status, or the death of the first user may be determined by analyzing the content posted on the SNS accounts of others related to the SNS account of the first user 3 (for example, by following or friend relationships) using AI or the like.

[0153] If there is a second user 5 that satisfies the second disclosure condition (YES in step S56), the computer device 1 permits the second user 5 to view the will data of the first user 3 within the disclosure range set for that second user 5. Then, in step S57, the second user terminal 4 displays the will data within the set disclosure range in response to a viewing request from the second user 5. Note that a second user 5 whose disclosure range is set to only notify that a will has been created is naturally not permitted to view the contents of the will data. Furthermore, if no one is designated as a recipient of posthumous disclosure (NO in step S56), the will data is not disclosed posthumously and the process ends.

[0154] Although the embodiments of the present disclosure have been described above in detail, the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments and can be appropriately modified, improved, etc. The present invention is defined by the claims and includes all modifications within the meaning and scope of the claims.

[0155] In this embodiment, a part of the processing described as being executed by the computer device 1 may be executed by the first user terminal 2 or the second user terminal 4, as long as no contradictions occur. Furthermore, a part of the processing described as being executed by the first user terminal 2 or the second user terminal 4 may be executed by the computer device 1, as long as no contradictions occur.

[0156] Although the present embodiment illustrates a server-client system, the present disclosure may also be realized as a standalone system. In this case, at least some of the functions of the computer device 1 described above are provided in the first user terminal 2 or the second user terminal 4, and at least some of the processes executed by the computer device 1 described above are executed by the first user terminal 2 or the second user terminal 4.

[0157] [Note] The above-described embodiments of the present disclosure include at least the following.

[0158] (Item 1) A computer device that can be connected to a user terminal for communication, an acquisition function for acquiring a user input by a first user via a first user terminal; an interactive function of generating a response to the user input and engaging in a dialogue with the first user via the first user terminal to create a will; A generation function that generates will data regarding the will of the first user, including will matters and / or additional remarks, using a generation AI based on the content of the dialogue; a will presentation function for presenting the will data to the first user via the first user terminal; A will writing support program that makes this a reality.

[0159] (Item 2) The computer device further comprises: a personality analysis function for analyzing the personality of the first user based on the content of the dialogue; The generation function further generates the will data based on an analysis result of the personality of the first user. The will preparation assistance program described in item 1.

[0160] (Item 3) The personality analysis result includes information on at least one personality type to which the first user corresponds among a plurality of predefined personality types; The generating function includes a function of adjusting the expression in the will based on the personality type of the first user. The will preparation assistance program described in item 2.

[0161] (Item 4) The computer device further comprises: a sentiment analysis function for analyzing the sentiment of the first user based on the user input; The dialogue function further includes a function of generating a response content based on an analysis result of the emotion of the first user. A will writing support program described in any one of items 1 to 3.

[0162] (Item 5) The computer device further comprises: A message function is realized that enables the first user and the second user to exchange messages via their respective user terminals; The generating function further generates the will data based on the content of the message. A will writing support program described in any one of items 1 to 4.

[0163] (Item 6) The computer device further comprises: the acquisition function is capable of acquiring audio data and / or video data via the first user terminal; When the acquisition function acquires the voice data, the user input includes text information obtained by performing voice recognition processing on the voice data, and when the acquisition function acquires the video data, the user input includes text information obtained by performing image recognition processing on the video data. A will writing support program described in any one of items 1 to 5.

[0164] (Item 7) The user input includes information on heirs and / or legatees of the first user, The computer device further comprises: A first calculation function is realized that calculates a first satisfaction level of the heirs and / or legatees with respect to the will of the first user generated by the generation means based on the information on heirs, etc.; The will presentation function presents the will data in association with the first satisfaction level. A will writing support program described in any one of items 1 to 6.

[0165] (Item 8) The computer device further comprises: a management function for managing the plurality of will data, each of which has different contents generated by the generation function, in association with the first satisfaction level; The will writing assistance program described in item 7.

[0166] (Item 9) The dialogue for creating a will includes questions about things other than the first user's assets, The generating function includes a function of generating the additional statement based on information other than the property of the first user. A will writing support program described in any one of items 1 to 8.

[0167] (Item 10) The computer device further comprises: A first disclosure function is realized to disclose at least a part of the will data to other users related to the first user during the first user's lifetime; The first disclosure function includes a function of determining a disclosure range of the will data for each of the other users to whom the will data will be disclosed based on a first disclosure condition set by the first user via the first user terminal. A will writing support program described in any one of items 1 to 9.

[0168] (Item 11) The computer device further comprises: a second disclosure function of disclosing the will data to other users related to the first user in response to detecting the death of the first user; The second disclosure function includes a function of determining a disclosure range of the will data for each of the other users to whom the will data will be disclosed based on a second disclosure condition set by the first user via the first user terminal. A will writing support program described in any one of items 1 to 10.

[0169] (Item 12) The user input includes property information regarding at least one property owned by the first user and heir information regarding each of the first user's heirs and / or legatees; The computer device further comprises: realizing a property division function that accepts designation of the property to be inherited or bequeathed to each of the heirs and / or legatees via the first user terminal; The generation function includes a function of generating the will based on the information on heirs, etc. and property information regarding the property designated to be inherited or bequeathed to each of the heirs and / or legatees, A will writing support program described in any one of items 1 to 11.

[0170] (Item 13) The property division function: Present to the first user via the first user terminal a plurality of heir areas corresponding to each of the heirs and / or legatees and at least one property icon corresponding to the at least one property; Accepting, via the first user terminal, an operation to move the property icon so as to allocate it to one of the plurality of heir, etc. areas, thereby accepting designation of the property to be inherited or bequeathed to each of the heirs and / or legatees; The will preparation assistance program described in item 12.

[0171] (Item 14) the property division function increases the property icons in response to receiving a predetermined first operation on the property icons via the first user terminal, and sets property division ratios corresponding to the property icons for each of the increased property icons based on a predetermined second operation received via the first user terminal; The will preparation assistance program described in item 13.

[0172] (Item 15) The computer device further comprises: A second calculation function is realized that calculates a second satisfaction level regarding the inheritance content of each of the heirs and / or legatees based on the information on the heirs, etc. and property information regarding the property designated to be inherited or bequeathed to each of the heirs and / or legatees, The property division function includes a function of presenting the second satisfaction level in association with the heirs area, A will preparation assistance program as described in item 13 or item 14.

[0173] (Item 16) The computer device further comprises: a proposal function for proposing a property division plan based on at least one of information regarding the estimated remaining life expectancy, financial situation, and living expenses of each of the heirs and the content of the dialogue; A will writing support program described in any one of items 12 to 14.

[0174] (Item 17) The computer device further comprises: A tax amount calculation function is implemented to calculate the amount of a predetermined tax for each of the heirs and / or legatees based on the designation of the property accepted by the property division function. A will writing support program described in any one of items 12 to 16.

[0175] (Item 18) A will writing support device that can be connected to a user terminal for communication, an acquisition means for acquiring a user input by a first user via a first user terminal; a dialogue means for generating a response to the user input and for conducting a dialogue with the first user via the first user terminal for creating a will; A generation means for generating will data regarding the will of the first user, including will matters and / or additional remarks, using a generation AI based on the content of the dialogue; a will presentation means for presenting the will data to the first user via the first user terminal; A will writing support device comprising:

[0176] (Item 19) A computer device that can be connected to a user terminal for communication, acquiring a user input from a first user via a first user terminal; a dialogue step of generating a response to the user input and engaging in a dialogue for creating a will with the first user via the first user terminal; A generation step of generating will data regarding the will of the first user, including will matters and / or additional remarks, using a generation AI based on the content of the dialogue; a will presentation step of presenting the will data to the first user via the first user terminal; A method of assisting in the creation of a will, including carrying out the following.

[0177] (Item 20) A will writing support system including a user terminal and a computer device communicably connected to the user terminal, an acquisition means for acquiring a user input by a first user via a first user terminal; a dialogue means for generating a response to the user input and for conducting a dialogue with the first user via the first user terminal for creating a will; A generation means for generating will data regarding the will of the first user, including will matters and / or additional remarks, using a generation AI based on the content of the dialogue; a will presentation means for presenting the will data to the first user via the first user terminal; A will writing support system that includes the following: [Explanation of symbols]

[0178] 1: Computer equipment 2: First user terminal 4: Second user terminal 7: System

Claims

1. A computer device that can be connected to a user terminal for communication, an acquisition function for acquiring a user input by a first user via a first user terminal; an interactive function of generating a response to the user input and engaging in a dialogue with the first user via the first user terminal for creating a will; A generation function that generates will data regarding the will of the first user, including will matters and / or additional remarks, using a generation AI based on the content of the dialogue; a will presentation function for presenting the will data to the first user via the first user terminal; To achieve this, The computer device further comprises: a personality analysis function for analyzing the personality of the first user based on the content of the dialogue; The generation function further generates the will data based on an analysis result of the personality of the first user. Will writing assistance program.

2. the personality analysis result includes information on at least one personality type to which the first user corresponds among a plurality of predefined personality types; The generating function includes a function of adjusting the expression in the will based on the personality type of the first user. The will writing support program according to claim 1.

3. A computer device that can be connected to a user terminal for communication, an acquisition function for acquiring a user input by a first user via a first user terminal; an interactive function of generating a response to the user input and engaging in a dialogue with the first user via the first user terminal for creating a will; A generation function that generates will data regarding the will of the first user, including will matters and / or additional remarks, using a generation AI based on the content of the dialogue; a will presentation function for presenting the will data to the first user via the first user terminal; To achieve this, The computer device further comprises: a sentiment analysis function for analyzing the sentiment of the first user based on the user input; The dialogue function further includes a function of generating a response content based on an analysis result of the emotion of the first user. Will writing assistance program.

4. A computer device that can be connected to a user terminal for communication, an acquisition function for acquiring a user input by a first user via a first user terminal; an interactive function of generating a response to the user input and engaging in a dialogue with the first user via the first user terminal for creating a will; A generation function that generates will data regarding the will of the first user, including will matters and / or additional remarks, using a generation AI based on the content of the dialogue; a will presentation function for presenting the will data to the first user via the first user terminal; To achieve this, The user input includes information on heirs and / or legatees of the first user, The computer device further comprises: A first calculation function is realized that calculates a first satisfaction level of the heirs and / or legatees with respect to the will of the first user generated by the generation function based on the information on heirs, etc.; the will presentation function presents the will data in association with the first satisfaction level; Will writing assistance program.

5. The computer device further comprises: a management function for managing the plurality of will data, each of which has different contents, generated by the generation function in association with the first satisfaction level; 5. A will writing support program according to claim 4.

6. A computer device communicably connectable to a user terminal, an acquisition function for acquiring a user input by a first user via a first user terminal; an interactive function of generating a response to the user input and engaging in a dialogue with the first user via the first user terminal for creating a will; A generation function that generates will data regarding the will of the first user, including will matters and / or additional remarks, using a generation AI based on the content of the dialogue; a will presentation function for presenting the will data to the first user via the first user terminal; To achieve this, the dialogue for creating a will includes questions about things other than the first user's assets; The generating function includes a function of generating the remarks based on information other than the property of the first user. Will writing assistance program.

7. A computer device communicably connectable to a user terminal, an acquisition function for acquiring a user input by a first user via a first user terminal; an interactive function of generating a response to the user input and engaging in a dialogue with the first user via the first user terminal for creating a will; A generation function that generates will data regarding the will of the first user, including will matters and / or additional remarks, using a generation AI based on the content of the dialogue; a will presentation function for presenting the will data to the first user via the first user terminal; To achieve this, The computer device further comprises: A first disclosure function is realized to disclose at least a part of the will data to other users related to the first user during the first user's lifetime; The first disclosure function includes a function of determining a disclosure range of the will data for each of the other users to be disclosed based on a first disclosure condition set by the first user via the first user terminal. Will writing assistance program.

8. A computer device communicably connectable to a user terminal, an acquisition function for acquiring a user input by a first user via a first user terminal; an interactive function of generating a response to the user input and engaging in a dialogue with the first user via the first user terminal for creating a will; A generation function that generates will data regarding the will of the first user, including will matters and / or additional remarks, using a generation AI based on the content of the dialogue; a will presentation function for presenting the will data to the first user via the first user terminal; To achieve this, The computer device further comprises: a second disclosure function of disclosing the will data to other users related to the first user in response to detecting the death of the first user; The second disclosure function includes a function of determining a disclosure range of the will data for each of the other users to be disclosed based on a second disclosure condition set by the first user via the first user terminal. Will writing assistance program.

9. A computer device communicably connectable to a user terminal, an acquisition function for acquiring a user input by a first user via a first user terminal; an interactive function of generating a response to the user input and engaging in a dialogue with the first user via the first user terminal for creating a will; A generation function that generates will data regarding the will of the first user, including will matters and / or additional remarks, using a generation AI based on the content of the dialogue; a will presentation function for presenting the will data to the first user via the first user terminal; To achieve this, The user input includes property information regarding at least one property owned by the first user and heir information regarding each of the first user's heirs and / or legatees, The computer device further comprises: realizing a property division function that accepts designation of the property to be inherited or bequeathed to each of the heirs and / or legatees via the first user terminal; The generation function includes a function of generating the will based on the information on heirs, etc. and property information regarding the property designated to be inherited or bequeathed to each of the heirs and / or legatees, Will writing assistance program.

10. The property division function: Present to the first user via the first user terminal a plurality of heir areas corresponding to each of the heirs and / or legatees and at least one property icon corresponding to the at least one property; Accepting, via the first user terminal, an operation to move the property icon so as to allocate it to one of the plurality of heir, etc. areas, thereby accepting designation of the property to be inherited or bequeathed to each of the heirs and / or legatees; The will writing support program according to claim 9.

11. the property division function increases the property icons in response to receiving a predetermined first operation on the property icons via the first user terminal, and sets property division ratios corresponding to the property icons for each of the increased property icons based on a predetermined second operation received via the first user terminal; The will writing support program according to claim 10.

12. The computer device further comprises: A second calculation function is realized that calculates a second satisfaction level regarding the inheritance content of each of the heirs and / or legatees based on the information on the heirs, etc. and property information regarding the property designated to be inherited or bequeathed to each of the heirs and / or legatees, The property division function includes a function of presenting the second satisfaction level in association with the heirs area, The will writing support program according to claim 10.

13. The computer device further comprises: a proposal function for proposing a property division plan based on at least one of information regarding the estimated remaining life expectancy, financial situation, and living expenses of each of the heirs and the content of the dialogue; The will writing support program according to claim 9.

14. The computer device further comprises: A tax amount calculation function is implemented to calculate the amount of a predetermined tax for each of the heirs and / or legatees based on the designation of the property accepted by the property division function. The will writing support program according to claim 9.

15. The computer device further comprises: A message function is realized that enables the first user and the second user to exchange messages via their respective user terminals; The generating function further generates the will data based on the content of the message. A will writing support program according to any one of claims 1, 3, 4, and 6 to 9.

16. The acquisition function is capable of acquiring audio data and / or video data via the first user terminal; When the acquisition function acquires the voice data, the user input includes text information obtained by performing voice recognition processing on the voice data, and when the acquisition function acquires the video data, the user input includes text information obtained by performing image recognition processing on the video data. A will writing support program according to any one of claims 1, 3, 4, and 6 to 9.

17. A will writing support device that can be connected to a user terminal for communication, acquiring means for acquiring a user input by a first user via a first user terminal; a dialogue means for generating a response to the user input and for conducting a dialogue for creating a will with the first user via the first user terminal; A generation means for generating will data regarding the will of the first user, including will matters and / or additional remarks, based on the content of the dialogue, using a generation AI; a will presentation means for presenting the will data to the first user via the first user terminal; Equipped with the dialogue for creating a will includes questions about things other than the first user's assets; The generating means includes means for generating the remark based on information other than property of the first user. Will writing assistance device.

18. A computer device that can be connected to a user terminal for communication, acquiring a user input from a first user via a first user terminal; a dialogue step of generating a response to the user input and engaging in a dialogue for creating a will with the first user via the first user terminal; A generation step of generating will data regarding the will of the first user, including will matters and / or additional remarks, using a generation AI based on the content of the dialogue; a will presentation step of presenting the will data to the first user via the first user terminal; and causing the the dialogue for creating a will includes questions about things other than the first user's assets; The generating step includes a step of generating the remark based on information other than property of the first user. How to help with writing a will.

19. A will writing support system including a user terminal and a computer device communicably connected to the user terminal, acquiring means for acquiring a user input by a first user via a first user terminal; a dialogue means for generating a response to the user input and for conducting a dialogue for creating a will with the first user via the first user terminal; A generation means for generating will data regarding the will of the first user, including will matters and / or additional remarks, based on the content of the dialogue, using a generation AI; a will presentation means for presenting the will data to the first user via the first user terminal; Equipped with the dialogue for creating a will includes questions about things other than the first user's assets; The generating means includes means for generating the remark based on information other than property of the first user. Will writing support system.

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