@paul_cal: 200k views & counting, Claude can spin a pop-sci yarn "That's not a cold coincidence that's a superspreader event with …
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A tweet thread with over 200k views discusses how Claude, an AI model, can generate a pop-sci narrative about COVID-19 transmission, blending viral content with scientific explanation.
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200k views & counting, Claude can spin a pop-sci yarn
“That’s not a cold coincidence that’s a superspreader event with a weather excuse.” “The rain gets the blame. The virus gets the credit.”
I want to scream https://t.co/roW0zMEmAR
SARS‑CoV‑2 (COVID-19) (@COVID19_disease): A med student asked me today:
“If colds are caused by viruses, why do people seem to catch them right after getting caught in the rain?”
It happens so often it feels impossible to be a coincidence.
The real explanation is fascinating. Let me explain it.🧵
200k views & counting, Claude can spin a pop-sci yarn
“That’s not a cold coincidence that’s a superspreader event with a weather excuse.” “The rain gets the blame. The virus gets the credit.”
I want to scream
I don’t think any suffering is happening in these fly connectome experiments but the meme virality is concerning bc it’s v unclear the demand/supply would actually turn on whether any suffering was happening
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