> In the same way that it's often said the best way to learn something really well is to teach/explain it to others, I think the same could be said for carefull

> In the same way that it's often said the best way to learn something really well is to teach/explain it to others, I think the same could be said for carefully and accurately rebutting something and explaining why it's wrong. Yes, exactly this. It can be hard to find this though. I'm unable to get this out of Google or social media search engines. GPT is doing the best for me so far at helping me find them. > Indeed - but you still require that "subject matter expert" ability to actually evaluate the output and figure out if it's coherent or correct. Yes, you still have to do the work but knowing what to look into & where to put the work is much more than half the battle. It's giving you an opportunity you may never have had before which I think is as big as the Internet or written books or programming.