What Katy Did
Katy BarnettKaty Barnett’s personal substack: mother, wife, academic, lawyer, author (not necessarily in that order)
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AI, law and learning
A recent English case, Ayinde v London Borough of Haringey,1 discussed the use of generative AI in litigation, and most particularly, in submissions to the court where lawyers had used AI and that technology had “hallucinated” convincing-so...
Looking under the rock of institutional confidentiality
Imagine you pick up a rock, and suddenly, for the first time, you see all the creepy crawlies underneath the rock. You put the rock back down—the creepy crawlies are now covered again—but you can’t see the rock in the same way afterwards, b...
Going to America
I have spent the last week in the United States, to attend the Obligations XI conference at Harvard University. I was (of course) very nervous. In academic circles, horror stories have been circulating about the difficulties of overseas aca...
Beware of the delicious moral treat of righteous indignation
Regular readers may know I have a rather idiosyncratic love for Chinese fantasy dramas (xiānxiá and wǔxiá) and historical dramas. It all started three years ago, when I had COVID, and I lost hearing in one ear.1 I ended up watching Love Bet...
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Wife, mother, academic, lawyer, author. Professor at Melbourne Law School specialising in remedies law, contract, tort, equity, animal law and legal history. Member of Heterodox Academy. Generally interested in everything.
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