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Why your prompts get lazy answers
The four things a request needs before an assistant can be useful, and why naming your audience changes everything.
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Notes on using AI well
Short pieces on the same subject as the books: what these tools do reliably, what they do badly, and how to tell the difference.
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First articles
These are the pieces in the queue. None is published yet.
How to spot a fabricated citation
Invented references look convincing: plausible authors, plausible journals, no such paper. Here is what gives them away.
Polish is not personality
"Make it sound professional" fixes rhythm and formality. It cannot supply the thing that happened in your workshop last winter.
What a language model is actually doing
Autocomplete, scaled up until something new happens. The plain-English version, without the mysticism.
The résumé line you did not write
Tailoring is selection, not invention. A short guide to catching the small additions that slip through.
Reading a clinical AI claim carefully
Median AUC figures sound decisive. What they leave out is usually the part that matters for your ward.
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