For me, in the begining, if I want to learn R program to draw a figure, it is good to use ChatGPT for helping debug. However, later when I know it can also write code, I am lazy to write and I ask them to write. It is not good if I do not write code and learn by myself. I need find a balance and not let myself rely on ChatGPT too much. But anyway, LLM is a good tool, depending on how human using it.
Because everything on the internet should first be tested with cats.
Cat Carbon Footprints:
Cats emit a unique greenhouse gas when they purr, contributing to the overall carbon footprint of pet ownership.
Cat-Operated Electric Cars:
Cats control miniature electric cars, encouraging sustainable transportation and reducing human carbon emissions.
Cat-Composed Climate Symphonies:
Cats compose soothing music that helps calm anxious humans during climate-related events, reducing stress-induced emissions.
Definitely amusing! I'll have to think more about using it in more constructive ways.
Thanks for the post- I really appreciate the running theme of creativity in science!
Thanks a lot!!! :)
For me, in the begining, if I want to learn R program to draw a figure, it is good to use ChatGPT for helping debug. However, later when I know it can also write code, I am lazy to write and I ask them to write. It is not good if I do not write code and learn by myself. I need find a balance and not let myself rely on ChatGPT too much. But anyway, LLM is a good tool, depending on how human using it.
I agree. We shouldn't become too dependent on these tools.