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How do you evaluate a person's ability to use AI?
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Re: How do you evaluate a person's ability to use AI?
#2Assessing "AI capabilities" only makes sense if we stop viewing it as a technical skill. The real measure is a person's ability to structure their intentions, constrain their model, and evaluate results without relying on others' judgment. AI doesn't replace thinking—it enhances existing structure or chaos. AI is also like an exoskeleton for real intelligence. Don't you agree?
Re: How do you evaluate a person's ability to use AI?
#3ask these questions:
are they weak minded
are they yes men
are they a sucker for corporate marketting bullshit
are they easily manipuated
are they prone to extreme fantasy
are they boring bastards
do they appear to be brainwashed
do they have an inability to think for themselves
do they live under a rock
do they believe in fairies
do they project their own behaviour into and onto a machine
do they appear to be struggling with psychosis
do they talk about machines being their friends
do they have a history of inferiority complex
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Re: How do you evaluate a person's ability to use AI?
#5ask these questions: are they weak minded are they yes men are they a sucker for corporate marketting bullshit are they easily manipuated are they prone to extreme fantasy are they boring bastards do they appear to be brainwashed do they have an inability to think for themselves do they live under a rock do they believe in fairies do they project their own behaviour into and onto a machine do they appear to be strugg…
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Re: How do you evaluate a person's ability to use AI?
#6to me i solely evaluate on the way they write prompts and how elaborate they are in terms of explaining it and the patience when the model messed up