Prompt engineering
ChatGPT speaks English. In fact it speaks many different languages, but it particularly likes English due to its simplicity and […]
The living legends
Next week, the living legends that are my good friends and colleagues Paul Hughes and Matthew Smith will be giving
The roleplaying game
One of the features of ChatGPT which illustrates its flexibility, is that you can use roleplay to inform its responses.
Under the bonnet
An interesting case that came to my attention last week is that of Kindertons Limited v Georgina Murtagh and Esure
Christ of St John of the Cross
When I was 10 years old, I was given a Religious Studies textbook. The front cover was illustrated with a
The hard stuff
2024 is the year when the use (or abuse) of artificial intelligence (AI) will become a real issue for the
Charging in an age of artificial intelligence
“Come with me, if you want to live!” Kyle Reese to Sarah Connor-The Terminator Introduction Artificial intelligence (AI) (provocatively called
The gogglebox
Last week Craig Ralph and I undertook our annual review of Personal Injury costs. We covered topics including fixed costs,
Personal Injury Costs Seminar
It is that time of year again. On 27th February 2024, the living legend that is Craig Ralph and I
Three is company
In this third post on retainers, I set out some thoughts on current issues in drafting retainers, which are particularly