He's in Brussels this weekend for Comic Con.

You can't blame them for not knowing the French word for 'farce' though.

I read recently that with each version of ChatGPT, they carry out tests to see if people think they are interacting with a machine or a person. The percentage who think it's a person rises each time and is now at something like 60%.

I remember talking about that case in school. We watched the film, with Chris Eccleston playing Derek Bentley.

R v Jogee applicable here? Scope of JE seems too narrow to convict John, as it would be hard to prove he intended to assist or encourage Paul and causal link between his actions and the woman's death seems weak. Prosecution needs to prove beyond reasonable doubt that John intended the woman's death.