Mostly Harmless Ideas
Alejandro Piad Morffis, Riccardo VoccaOpinions, essays, tutorials, educational articles, and short comments on Computer Science research, practice, and education.
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No, LLMs Still Cannot Reason - Part II
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Fine-tuning Large Language Models
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Why Large Language Models Cannot (Still) Actually Reason
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Democratizing knowledge one post at a time. I talk about Computer Science, AI, Education, Philosophy, you know, mostly harmless stuff. Building a community of tech writers on Substack. And now also venturing into creative writing.
Author of "The Intelligent Friend" and Marketing Research Assistant. I share what I learn about AI-human relationships. Always open to connect with new ideas and people.
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