Slide is titled: You don't need to use LLMs.
Science is a process of collaborative meaning making, by which we try to understand the world
Even if AI were perfect, we rely on it at our peril — it is not science if we (i.e., humanity as a whole) do not understand and cannot recapitulate all parts of it
I very, very rarely use LLMs myself. You can give yourself permission not to. Don’t FOMO yourself into it
Conclusion: Don't rely on something you don't understand and can't control
If you must use LLMS:
1. Treat them like you would an intern: only use them for things you can easily and thoroughly check
2. Make your process as robust as possible
3. Be aware of your own (human) cognitive biases
Getting nervous for the talk I'm about to give at a workshop about "using AI to drive impact" which features slides such as these.
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First commit by that maintainer was two years ago. github.com/tukaani-proj...
There's probably dozens of critical libraries that are understaffed and would accept and trust a new maintainer that contributes a couple hours per week for a couple years.
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Thanks for your response! I'll look into this and get back to you, It's a pleasure to hear from you
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Completed my master's in Cognitive Science from IIT Delhi, India, interested in comp. psycholinguistics, #NLProc :) Seeking a cool PhD in Europe.. if you are looking for a passionate student with a good Computer Science and #Python programming background, hit me up!
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Well, uh, that's one way of putting it...
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need to read this now... xD
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