Lawyers take a crash course in the perils of ChatGPT
A lawyer uses ChatGPT to do legal research and faces likely sanctions. Don't be a fool, and take my free prompt engineering course.
Introducing: Prompt Engineering for Lawyers
I introduce my latest work - a set of tutorials on prompt engineering for the legal domain and talk about my vision and aspirations for it.
Building SG Law Cookies: Insights and Reflections
I share my experience and process of generating daily newsletters from Singapore Law Watch using ChatGPT, serverless functions and web technologies.
Augmenting ChatGPT with Your Data Can Improve Its Performance
I discuss how ChatGPT can be augmented with custom data to improve its performance using Singapore law as an example.
Let ChatGPT take over your resume
I explain how to use ChatGPT to write resumes, including finding a template, directing the model to produce bullet points, and summarizing experiences. The article highlights the benefits of using ChatGPT and provides tips for using the tool effectively.
One does not simply ChatGPT a contract
Very little is understood about how ChatGPT and Large language Models could work, but that has not stopped others from having an opinion about it.
I wouldn’t use GitHub Copilot
GitHub Copilot reveals how copyright and open source can create difficult issues in machine learning.
How Data and the Law Interact: A Book Review
I snapped up Sarah Sutherland’s "Legal Data and Information in Practice" and found it a great read for a hobbyist in legal data like me.
