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for humanities ai can't really generate a HD paper (imo). cause good humanities papers tend to be lazer focus on one specific thing and have a perceptive take on it. ai is really broad and can't give you the detail needed for that. however for my first law assignment we just had to summarise a...

use ai to generate ideas but not the whole thing

I asked ChatGPT about the job prospects for UNSW law grads, because I was getting pessimistic. It turns out that ChatGPT quoted a BOS thread from 2014 as a credible and reliable source. This one here: https://community.boredofstudies.org/threads/uow-employment-for-law-grads-vs-anu.328720/. I'm...

it's not like every field of law is created equally. commercial law probably has thousands of jobs whilst human rights law might have a dozen. if u want to do law just start a law degree and work out the field later. u will probably chase the money like 90% of ppl and go commercial

u leave our server to talk abt this shit???

i feel like the only thing that made mx2 hard were the questions. the actual concepts weren't that hard. first year math teaches mx2 and beyond concepts but with easier questions.

I saved $18,000 on hecs by doing cs / law as opposed to commerce / law

it doesn't but its at least interesting

to make u more well rounded and employable

wdym single law is hella npc

boo on unsw for forcing us to do a double

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I had to write a short essay on ai, so I got ai to write it for me so I wouldn't appropriate its perspective

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I wrote a banger law essay on statutory interpretation. hbu?