The End(s) of Argument
Mike CaulfieldLooking for the structure underneath the noise
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A Parallel Days News Browser
Somehow I fell into this thing where I use LLMs to curate, tag, and organize the exploration of moderately large datasets of items. Here’s my latest.
I was thinking about these things where you look at the news item that says “Five years...
Don’t throw away your rationales!
In my previous post I skipped talking about how I generated my descriptions of films in the style and structure cards. This is partly because it is super complex to explain to people who haven’t done human-in-the-loop tagging, and partly be...
In the world of LLMs, the description is the hyperlink
A little Master and Commander joke for you all…
I’ve been working on a new feature of my film recommendation website. I’m creating short descriptive sentences that are bigger than a tag and smaller than a description. They are also crafted...
Yes, AI can watch a dramatic film and fully explain its motives, relationships, and mechanisms.
Back in 2022 Gary Marcus challenged Elon Musk to a bet on what progress AI would make by the end of the decade.1 In a move that showed intellectual honesty he was specific, making a bunch of time-limited anti-predictions. For instance, he p...
Fact-checking a film summary by having your computer watch the film
So… I’ve been building film summary fact-checkers for about ten months now. I like this area because unlike a lot of assessment of fact-checking we can essentially go and “roll back the tape” to get the truth of what happened, which is some...
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Co-author of Verified. Creator of the SIFT method for information literacy. Currently rethinking how online information literacy is taught in the age of AI.
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