@willcb: the challenge is you do kind of need to be teetering on the edge of ai psychosis to get the most out of the models cs t…

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The post comments on how researchers need deep engagement with AI models like ChatGPT to achieve breakthroughs, noting that computer science theory papers now credit long conversations with AI.

the challenge is you do kind of need to be teetering on the edge of ai psychosis to get the most out of the models cs theory breakthrough papers are now all crediting "a long conversation with chatgpt astra"
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the challenge is you do kind of need to be teetering on the edge of ai psychosis to get the most out of the models

cs theory breakthrough papers are now all crediting “a long conversation with chatgpt astra”

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