19
Jul
Your first coding language: what's wrong with Python
3 min read
Newsletter
11
Jul
What's intelligence?
4 min read
04
Jul
More thoughts on Generative AI
I attended a roundtable organised by the #Singapore Academy of Law titled "Generative AI and the Impact on Law
2 min read
03
Jul
ChatGPT: A Court Room Simulator?
Large language models like #ChatGPT present a unique opportunity to train #lawyers in new ways. I discuss a simple courtroom #simulator I created that is able to mimic the cuts and thrusts of advocacy, and wonder whether anyone will use it.
3 min read
14
Jun
Comparing approaches to regulating Generative AI
I compare two discussions papers on possible approaches to regulating the use of generative AI.
4 min read
03
Jun
What's up with the upcoming AI apocalypse?
The angst about AI apocalypse shouldn't be about the Cthulu apocalypse. At least, it should be something that works.
4 min read
28
May
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.
2 min read
23
May
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.
5 min read
09
May
The Unexpected Joys of Open Source
A brief flirtation with viral success brought new attention to one of my Python libraries and some real-world applications of the workings of open-source.
3 min read
02
May
AI at Conferences: Game-Changer or Just Another Boring Session?
When registering myself from some professional conferences, I found greater emphasis on ChatGPT and AI regulation. I write about what I am now dreading with this trend.
4 min read