True. Even more reason for someone - not you - to teach them how to use it.

Yes, I generally agree. It's a shame the technology has an unprincipled, addiction driven business model wrapped around it. If open source LLMs were built into local computers or hosted on university servers, I think people would have a very different reaction. Students deserve help.

Agreed on job responsibilities. You shouldn't teach them how to use a word processor either. Someone should, though.

Yes, totally agree. Unfortunately, I think solving it requires people who know better learning to use it properly.

Not as such. I also wouldn't call a toaster a personal chef and then throw it out when it can't poach eggs.

I do think people should know how to use helpful tools and I think university is a very good place to learn.

I don't really know what you think you're demonstrating. This is not a good use of AI, and I'm surprised anyone thinks it tells us anything that it can't do this.

I haven't gotten to this part of the interview yet, but damn this dude was hard to draw out. Kudos for working through it.

Thanks for your support in this trying time.

Oh, you're an arsenal fan. That tracks. 😅

Out of curiosity, why? He doesn't seem to understand what to do. The team is lost. The football they're playing is very bad. We have not seen him develop any attacking identity for the team that has worked.

The players look sad, disconnected, selfish, blaming each other.

I don't have room for books! Too many niche board games I'm never going to play.

Sorry to awkwardly stop you on your way back to the booth, but I'm glad I got to tell you how much your work means to me and my friends. Your games, your courage, and your creativity are a bright light in dark times. Carry on!

"he's got a lot of Italian blood in him." The fuck...

Not in my neck of the woods! But I am notoriously clueless.

Eat an apple! 😉