I dont really use AI because my job isn't that exposed to it, but i'm very curious as to what AI can truly do. My only impressions are asking Claude about stuff i dont want to Google, but that is obviously only a small part of what it really can do.What kind of projects/tasks could i do that truly show the abilities of current AI's?
How about you narrow it down from infinite to something more relevant by mentioning some of your interests
>>110280452I used to be a molecular biofag but i havent been in a lab in over 10 years, though i do like to keep up with current events.Alphafold might've been useful back when i still was one.
>>110280546Say you need to make measurements from a huge set of microscopy imagery, you could train a model to recognize and catalog all the imagerybut a step beyond that, you can prompt a llm to set up the tooling you would need to create that image recognition model to begin with
>>110280424>What kind of projects/tasks could i do that truly show the abilities of current AI's?build an engine that does biology analysis better than established ones then use a swarm of agents to scan databases for cool shit. worked for me
>>110280616what did you do?
>>110280424What is your job? I can assure you there is something you can do with it
>>110280424You can have it teach a topic to you. One thing I'm doing right now is reading a book and having the AI question me over what I've read and inquire about it using the Socratic method of teaching. This is so much better than just reading and then having no one to discuss it with.
>>110280635some schizo pre-release shit from an incomprehensible project that /g/ tends to dislike, and i'm sure it's full of errors kek https://github.com/sneed-and-feed/cellsnail
>>110280687putting those tokens to good use I see
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>>110280424I'm following this research guys substack and he's hugely enabled by ai's capability to handle big datasetshttps://www.emilkirkegaard.com/p/dimensions-of-the-dating-mind
