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LLMs conversations as education essay

Large Learning Models: why conversations with LLMs are an education in themselves

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Chris Moran

“AI is changing the way we work and think, but that change isn’t only negative. This is a reflection on the potential for AI to deepen our relationship with literature by creating tools, and through the conversations we have with machines in building them pe…”

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