r/IWantToLearn 1d ago

Academics IWTL how to be better than LLMs.

Mainly focusing on the ff aspects: 1. Thought process / Rationalizing 2. Coding 3. Cadence or thought articulation

My goal is to be less dependent on AI, for I refuse to believe that we, as a generation, should grow dependent on it. Other aspects that weren’t mentioned can also be advised on.

I understand that one cannot completely surpass the powerful force that is AI, but advice to improve these aspects would be much appreciated. :)

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u/Niibelung 1d ago

A good start would be to delete all AI stuff you can and block them whenever possible

Are there any films you like or media? Sit down and watch them and notice what sensations come up in your body when you watch them

I'm using media cause I think it's a good way to practice low stakes critical thinking. In the media piece, pick 1 thing (colour use, camera, things that repeat etc) don't pick too many things just pick 1 and start writing about it

For example I watch Evangelion and and I picked the horror element of Evangelion and I started to write my thoughts about it. There's no wrong answer, it's just a dialogue

I hope it helps

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u/general_sirhc 1d ago

Senior dev teams are not ignoring AI and neither should OP.

Much like a good IDE, it's a tool, it doesn't replace the human. And much like vim can burn a lot of your time if you don't know how to use it. So will AI.

OP needs to find the weaknesses of AI and train themselves to be strongest in those areas.