Using AI to revise a document based on feedback received from test readers, I am noticing a pattern: Without AI assistance, I strategize how to address comments with minimal changes. But AI generates text with ease, so its response to each reviewer comment is to add 1-2 new paragraphs of text
Turns out my cat is getting fat bc she is depressed, which is probably connected to me working late hours instead of cuddling with her. So y'all have to stop having stupid ideas about AI in healthcare and planting them in the heads if Utah decision makers or my cats osteoporosis to answer for
Just got the feedback that a report I've written needs to have less sentences and instead more itemized lists or else it won't reach its audience. To anyone afraid that LLM use *is going to* lead to people losing the ability to read long form, I am afraid you are 5 years too late for the party
I've been experimenting myself and letting my students experiment with integrating AI in their research tasks beyond coding. At least Claude seems to have a tendency to steer conversations to ontological rather than empirical research (ie how to connect concepts rather than quantifying them).
No, just because you told AI to think a proposal on XYZ through thoroughly doesn't mean that the brief you submitted is actually well thought through. Yes, I know that you can't spot what's wrong because you have not thought about the XYZ any longer than it took you to type up that prompt.
Add me on LinkedIn! That way my AI agent can like and comment the posts of your AI agent and vice versa. You and I will never have to interact again
I would like to see a benchmark that is just 1000 people across all industries leaving going on vacation for a week and leaving their jobs to LLMs. Benchmark performance is a measured as the inverse of how much their bosses and coworkers hate the vacationers by the end of the week
Hi,, If you the guy who tells people to solve their AI problems with tokenmaxxing, I am going to assume that you also tell people who complain about their Temu purchases falling apart on day 1 to just buy more stuff on Temu.
AGI: An LLM gets my toddler to complete her bedtime routine ASI: An LLM gets my toddler to complete her bedtime routine and fall asleep by 9pm
Lots of folks on here complaining about Fable's response times, but I must admit that what should feel like a bug feels like a feature to me. I like delegating tasks and have some time to think some big-picture thoughts before my AI underling comes back with the results
