Drew Altschul
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Lecturer in Psychology @ Newcastle University. Studying the evolution of hierarchies and hierarchical thinking, mostly in primates. Open science, BTS, ManyPrimates/ManyManys. Living organism. Psoriatic arthritic. Age dyschronic. Writer. Buddhist.
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The Telegraph obituary of Patrick Stewart is, as usual, extremely good, not least this detail about how his brief, pre-acting career as a journalist on the Dewsbury Reporter came to a sudden end.
Postu gösterBut what is the long-term vision here? Models write papers for other models to read, summarize, and feed back into still more models, which then generate the next round of papers? At some point, what exactly are the humans contributing to this loop? 4/7
Postu gösterOne thing that has genuinely shocked me over the past year is how many faculty are now using LLMs for nearly every part of their jobs. Not as tools to assist their thinking, but to offload the entire job itself. 1/7
Postu gösterI guess psychology is partly protected here because the reviews are so incoherent, using them is only going to give the model the AI-equivalent of mental health issues.
Postu gösterOK, since this thread has blown up a bit, I think it's worth clarifying in a new thread to what extent the 'GenAI is asbestos for the mind' analogy might hold up, and where it breaks down (as even useful analogies always do): 1/n
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