As a Student, I found larger models are still largely unreliable for many things, helpful but also useless
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I was making a textbook reading articles and slides for presentation in front of my supervisor. I read the general theme quickly then asked notebook LM to summarize. I divided into separate section manually, it gets thing wrong here and there so i revised the prompt as it goes section by section cr…
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As a Student, I found larger models are still largely unreliable for many things, helpful but also useless
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