I think the Automated decision-making aspect is more for things like being refused a loan application or something like that, not anything to do with decisions made by judges.
I wonder which of the jurisdictions are encouraging the use of AI for decision making.
It also seems to me that the Objector mentioned in the Guardian article is running into the same issues with hallucinating cases. In England and Wales any KC caught using such a system like ChatGPT rather...
Not really a person but I'll always remember the product placement in Back to the Future 2 and the dehydrated pizza.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c07mk59pzkpo
Not going by the Fleming original recipe from Casino Royale then?
3 measures of Gordon's gin
1 measure of vodka
½ measure of Kina Lillet
Although you might need to use Gordon's export for the proper flavour
:-)
I saw 84 Charlie MoPic as part of the Videodrome series presented by Alex Cox on BBC2, it took me ages to finally find a copy on DVD and only after I found a copy of the script online. A great example of an early found footage film.
For me A Clockwork Orange will always be my favourite SK movie, I was fortunate enough to work in one of the buildings that was used in the movie. It was pulled down a few years back so all I have are the few photos I took over the years.
If you watch the scene with Major Kong reading out the items in the escape kit, pay close attention and you'll notice that one of his lines is dubbed as the lips aren't synced. He was originally saying Dallas but it was changed after the Kennedy assassination.