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That's a compelling story, I wish you the best of luck! EDIT: Explore AI as part of this (e.g. using RAG), many have found it super useful as a tutor for perso
by voiper1 3y ago
That's a compelling story, I wish you the best of luck!
EDIT: Explore AI as part of this (e.g. using RAG), many have found it super useful as a tutor for personalized explanations when you don't understand the textbook. If you have it grounded in the textbook or other sources, it should have fairly minimal hallucinations.
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- pbhjpbhj 3y agoGiven the absolute errors I've found in LLM responses, like opposite definitions for opposing terminology, I very strongly counsel against using LLM output for learning. I like Phind, because it gives links with human-authored source material. I use it to test my knowledge and when it doesn't agree, I seek reputable sources. People seeking extra tutor support can't themselves tell, in all probability, when there are subtle errors in the LLM outputs and these could be really destructive to proper understanding.