Asking questions well is an art. When done poorly, it's frustrating for both sides. Previously I've pointed people at reading material for asking better questions. But I think an LLM critique is better still. Try practicing with this new GPT I made:
@jeremyphoward
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Teaching Complex Immunology Concepts to Graduate Students
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My wife is doing a masters in immunology. The students in the course learn a *lot* about viruses. The information is provided in books in forms that the authors endeavor to make the information as understandable as possible, and teachers help transmit that knowledge to students.
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Targeted Information Restrictions Based Real Safety Experience
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These highly targeted restrictions of specific information based on actual experiences of real safety issues seem like a great idea.
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Democratizing AI Capabilities Safer Than Limiting to Wealthy
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We do not ban these things (although historically many have tried, in various forms) because enlightened society believes spreading these capabilities widely is safer than limiting them to the rich and powerful.
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Open Source AI: Why Damage Undermines Safety and Security
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tldr: the issue is that damaging open source is enormously damaging to safety and security. This has been true of much of computer security, but it's doubly so for AI, and doubly important. Since AI is potentially dangerous, we shouldn't make it a rivalrous source of power.
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Lessig’s AI Policy Competence Questioned by Expert Critics
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The issue is that @lessig is very very new to AI and doesn't understand it at all. He understands many things extremely well and has often had extremely good policy recommendations about those things. But on AI he's not competent, but for some reason has strong opinions anyway.
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Managers Prioritized Over Researchers in AI Industry
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I guess some people only care about managers, not about researchers.
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Technical Expertise Recognition in AI Discourse Under Scrutiny
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TIL highlighting the work of technical experts is an "angry insult". Sad place we've come to…
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Computer Functionality: Meeting Basic Computational Expectations
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It'll be a while before we can answer "is it good". I mean… it's a computer, and so far it seems to be correctly doing what a computer ought to do. Can't ask for much more than that!
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HTMX vs Client-Side JSON HTML Conversion Trade-offs
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OMG you're telling me all this time I've been learning HTMX, I could have just been converting Json to HTML using a client side library?! Ugh what a waste of time…