Rules,and Beyond
Now, in France.
France studyjournal.
Living somewhere new,
and learning to see the world from another angle.
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Observations
Everyday life elsewhere, things noticed on the road, and questions that follow.
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Study notes
Ideas from class, discoveries in language, and my own developing understanding.
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Photos & video
A place, a conversation, or an ordinary moment kept through the camera.
ABOUT / GEORGE HU
A PRACTITIONER, A BUILDER, A LEARNER.
Starting with law, staying curious about the real world.
My work begins with law, but does not end there. I care about how rules shape choices—and how technology changes the way we understand and use those rules.
As a lawyer, cross-disciplinary builder, and AI entrepreneur, I bring professional judgment, product thinking, and a long-term view to the same table.
CURRENT DIRECTIONS
Three paths, unfolding together.
Not separate identities, but different views of the same inquiry.
Legal Practice
Starting with real people and real events, I examine how rules work—and the choices, responsibilities, and human consequences behind them.
Building with AI
Turn AI from an idea into usable products, so new technology can answer concrete, long-term problems.
Cross-Disciplinary Growth
Keep learning across writing, products, business, and life, then combine those experiences into a method of my own.
NOTES / WORK IN PROGRESS
THOUGHTS IN PROGRESS
Write down answers that are still growing.
Notes on law, AI, products, and personal growth. Answers may change; the questions are worth keeping.
The Intern Survival Guide
A path from orientation and onboarding to reliable professional delivery—for interns and mentors alike.
B
How to Build a Handbook That Keeps Growing with AI
A seven-step process for sorting, cutting, generating, and validating—not a one-shot AI rewrite.
C
Recruiting Is Not Resume Filtering. It Is Designing a Growth System.
A law-firm hiring note on task-based screening, salary boundaries, and training AI-native junior teammates.
D
Can Defective Property Management Justify Withholding All Fees?
A first-hand case note separating the duty to pay property-management fees from proof of service defects and the treatment of late-payment damages.
E
What Three Consumer Disputes Taught Me About Evidence
Three first-hand disputes—a contaminated cake, misleading online claims, and a cinema projection failure—turned into a practical evidence workflow.
F
Turn your AI bookmarks into workflows you can actually run
Six reusable structures and six practical routes for turning public AI ideas into bounded, verifiable work.
G
Save one deep-research run as knowledge you can find again
A practical loop from a precise research question through source checking, Obsidian properties, internal links, and a reuse test.
H
Build a team “digital twin” on verified knowledge, not an imitation of the boss
A practical model for turning documents, cases, decisions, and approval rules into a governed knowledge base that AI may query.
I
Make AI voice practice produce measurable language learning
A fifteen-minute speaking loop with a narrow topic, selective correction, immediate retry, and a short review note.
J
Build an AI visual pipeline that does not block the work
A reproducible workflow for parallel image batches, a clear brief, human selection, provenance, and release checks.
K
Turn a daily feed into an intelligence brief you can act on
A read-only, bounded workflow for collecting, deduplicating, ranking, and reporting daily signals without pretending the scan was complete.
L
Turn an authorised archive into a traceable consultant skill
A lawful, reproducible method for turning owned, licensed, or public archives into scenario-specific AI skills with citations and evaluation.
LET'S MAKE SOMETHING USEFUL
I like meeting people who take useful work seriously.
Legal practice, AI products, cross-disciplinary collaboration—or simply a question worth discussing.
GUESTBOOK / PUBLIC NOTES
Leave a note, and let thoughtful people find one another.
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