The use case makes no sense to me. If I wanted something that misunderstands a paper but confidently, I could look on Reddit or twitter

I feel as though the solution to lots of researchers needing PPIE groups to satisfy funding requirements isn't using AI to generate plausible sounding insights

spent the day in town. got some yellow paint testers for the kitchen and some heather and other random plants for the garden. definitely feeling much more relaxed!

today I'm bowling (badly)

Hopefully in the final stretch of initial screening, just fighting off boredom with music now.

Have contributed to a couple of papers and waiting to see what happens there.

People think social media is done by interns

Also the platforms themselves, they track you across sites. TikTok has a very uncanny ability to surface content sometimes. So someone might be looking at legitimate information online, but then get a bunch of poor quality mental health videos in their FYP

I think there are multiple issues here. One is that people will sometimes give advice without being clear it's only based on their own experience. Another is that social media encourages short snappy engaging content and that conflicts with providing good information.