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Why would you end up with shitty cards if you did them yourself? And how can you even tell whether ChatGPT made good ones? And how much of a difference do the "
by samus 3y ago
Why would you end up with shitty cards if you did them yourself? And how can you even tell whether ChatGPT made good ones? And how much of a difference do the "better" cards even make?
There is not necessarily a tradeoff here. Sure, you will make some errors, but if you find a card to be so bad that it's useless for SRS (unlikely, unless the answer is very vague or too long to quickly validate) you will just delete it and replace it with a better one.
- CuriouslyC 3y agoThere is a "skill" to everything, and my card making skill is probably a 3. It takes me some time to identify nuggets that will be long enough not to be trivial but also short enough to make good cards and salient enough to bother with. ChatGPT on the other hand is probably a 7.5-8 in making cards, and it can crank them out. On top of that it can suggest things that you are probably going to be tested on given the stuff in your notes that you might miss if you just created cards from the contents of your notes. If you have a famous teacher at a public university who teaches every semester for a big core class, it can even go far beyond that in ways that will surprise you.