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This is honestly a fascinating read, because it contains a full account of the judge taking the barrister into his office and making him print out all of his citations and point out the relevant paragraphs. Which obviously he couldn't do, because half of them didn't even exist.
This latest "barrister meets AI" disaster is something all stage 1 law students should read. It is vital about the key skill of case reading - you mustn't use AI to substitute for the skill of being able to find cases and find key content in cases:
tribunalsdecisions.service.gov.uk/utiac/ui-202...
tribunalsdecisions.service.gov.uk/utiac/ui-202...
October 17, 2025 at 9:56 AM
This is honestly a fascinating read, because it contains a full account of the judge taking the barrister into his office and making him print out all of his citations and point out the relevant paragraphs. Which obviously he couldn't do, because half of them didn't even exist.
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Am I a real punk or just listening to loud punk music to drown out the sound of the Round The Twist theme tune that been playing on a loop in my head since the mid 1990s?
May 13, 2025 at 3:06 PM
Am I a real punk or just listening to loud punk music to drown out the sound of the Round The Twist theme tune that been playing on a loop in my head since the mid 1990s?
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"You're poor, so if I steal from you, you're helpless and I can just do what I want."
They’re not even trying to hide it anymore.
“Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg says there are complex copyright questions around scraping data to train Al models, but he suggests the individual work of most creators isn't valuable enough for it to matter.”
“Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg says there are complex copyright questions around scraping data to train Al models, but he suggests the individual work of most creators isn't valuable enough for it to matter.”
September 26, 2024 at 7:38 AM
"You're poor, so if I steal from you, you're helpless and I can just do what I want."