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What I think would actually be useful is a version of what was implemented on /r/ClaudAI which is an official bot which summarizes the discussion (and updates a
by fudged71 7mo ago
What I think would actually be useful is a version of what was implemented on /r/ClaudAI which is an official bot which summarizes the discussion (and updates after x number of comments have been added). I think this level of synthesis has a compounding effect on discussion quality and pruning redundant arguments/topics.
Example: https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeAI/s/BJKLxzJA16 https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeAI/s/BJKLxzJA16
- sumeno 7mo agoJust read the posts instead of an AI slop summary
- dddgghhbbfblk 7mo agoI don't spend much time on that subreddit, but I've seen that bot on a couple posts I've read and have been pleasantly surprised by how useful it seemed. I may eat my words on this later, but to me this is exactly the kind of application of AI that I have always thought was the most promising.
- fudged71 6mo agoI came to the same conclusion from first principles. Whether AI or not, it's useful to have a third party facilitator identify and compress the key topics of a conversation to help experts navigate the crystallization of new knowledge