I'm no wizard of AI or anything, but Claude 3 has been exceptionally good for me at malicious compliance and bureaucratic red tape wars allowing me to bring an

I'm no wizard of AI or anything, but Claude 3 has been exceptionally good for me at malicious compliance and bureaucratic red tape wars allowing me to bring an additional (and welcome) perspective into complex circumstances. I've also used Claude for some math and physics problems and while it can get off the rails if unconstrained or if the problem is poorly defined, it's surprisingly good and its logic matches other humans at the undergrad level. But, I'll also be the very first person to call this technology a stochastic parrot. I'm not opposed to using a screwdriver for a hammer, if it works.