Learning without prompts
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Today, I read about two interesting projects from Sean Goedecke. Both use AI and explore ways to interact with LLMs without a text prompt from the user.
The first is about a spaced repetition app that leverages the power of LLMs to generate cards that stimulate our brains to remember a specific user-defined topic. The good part is that cards are no longer a burden for the user and can be endless.
The second one is more of an experiment, but still a peculiar use of an LLM. Starting with the user clicking links, Wikipedia-like pages are generated based on knowledge of the underlying model. The only way to generate a new page is to reach it through links generated by other pages, which makes it quite fun.
It’s nice seeing how we can use LLMs without a chatbot interface.