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Yes, several times a day. I use summarization for webpages, messages, documents and YouTube videos. It’s super handy. I mainly use a custom prompt using ChatGP
by runjake 10mo ago
Yes, several times a day. I use summarization for webpages, messages, documents and YouTube videos. It’s super handy.
I mainly use a custom prompt using ChatGPT via the Raycast app and the Raycast browser extension.
That said, I don’t feel comfortable with the level of AI being shoved into browsers by their vendors.
- nottorp 10mo agoAren't you worried it will fuck up your comprehension skills? Reading or listening.
- mikkupikku 10mo agoNot him, but no. I read a ton already. Using LLMs to summarize a document is a good way to find out if I should bother reading it myself, or if I should read something else.
- avazhi 10mo agoSkimming and being able to quickly decide if something is worth actually reading is itself a valuable skill.
- mikkupikku 10mo agoThere's a limit to how fast I can feasibly skim, and LLMs definitely do it faster.
- runjake 10mo agoNo, I still read a ton of articles and books. This just lets me be pickier about what I read. There's a lot of low quality and/or AI generated writing on the Internet.