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Thinking in action: precision matters
On the importance of precise terminology and definition, and a brief exploration of dialectic thinking. It's humans that need to learn to reason, not LLMs
Tagged: epistemic-humility
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Designing for doubt
Before 2022, it was pretty clear whether you were talking to a bot or a human. With the arrival of ChatGPT, this changed – radically. With a user interface that combines the gift of the gab with information that's not necessarily accurate, designers are faced with a novel challenge. How do we design for interfaces that are so convincing that people instinctively drop their guards and trust them more than might be good for them? And do our traditional design paradigms still serve us here?
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The issue with LLM hallucinations: knowledge as a missing fundamental
Will we ever solve hallucinations in LLMs?
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Why ChatGPT is bullshit (and why we should design for that)
Surprisingly few people mention the fact that ChatGPT is, in the end, one big word-string-generator on steroids.