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"Not all AI content is spam, but I think right now all spam is AI content."
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this post was submitted on 14 Apr 2024
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lol what
Try reading something like Djikstra's algorithm on Wikipedia, then ask one to explain it to you. You can ask for a theme, ask it to explain like you're 5, or provide an example to check if you understood and have it correct any mistakes
It's fantastic for technical or dry topics, if you know how to phrase things you can get quick lessons tailored to be entertaining and understandable for you personally. And of course, you can ask follow up questions
I am increasingly convinced that the people who claim AIs are useful for any given subject of any import (coding, art, math, teaching, etc.) should immediately be regarded as having absolutely zero knowledge in that subject, even (and especially) if they claim otherwise.
From what I can see in my interactions with LLMs, the only thing they are actually decent at are summarizing blocks of text, and even then if it's important you should parse the summary carefully to make sure they didn't miss important details.