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Ask HN: What's the coolest non standard application of LLMs you've seen?

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Re: Ask HN: What's the coolest non standard application of LLMs you've seen?

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Honeycomb is an open telemetry tool that has a complicated search UI. They also have a text box you can use to have it query your data for you, it basically just drives the filtering and group by UI. It's really cool because it just makes the UI simpler to use, worse case it might set the wrong filter.

Re: Ask HN: What's the coolest non standard application of LLMs you've seen?

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Summarizing the legal terms for a new job offer

Trusting an LLM for anything to do with legal agreements seems like a terrible idea.

trusting any idea that floats into your head is a terrible idea. you have to vet the ideation.

Re: Ask HN: What's the coolest non standard application of LLMs you've seen?

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

Trusting an LLM for anything to do with legal agreements seems like a terrible idea.

trusting any idea that floats into your head is a terrible idea. you have to vet the ideation.

as a human *cough

Re: Ask HN: What's the coolest non standard application of LLMs you've seen?

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I'm attempting to create a frequency list of words for language learners. (In Japanese.)

Commonly, these lists are based in just what word appears in the text at "surface" level. However, words commonly have multiple "senses" or nuances of meaning in which they are used. Dictionaries list these senses, but it has been traditionally hard to disambiguate which sense the word is used in, given an usage in text.

LLM's make this feasible, so I'm attempting to create a word sense/usage frequency list.

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