Seems like a reasonable task, but wonder if it would be easier in practice to just have a wiki or something like https://metacademy.org/ or get post authors to do this (mostly depends on the size of the graph of concepts you need to connect, if it’s smaller makes sense for people to do it, if it’s larger then maybe automation helps).
I think both of those would probably help but expect that the concept graph is very big, especially if you want people to be able to use the process recursively.
There’s also value in the workflow being smooth, and this task is sandwiched between two things which seem very useful (and quite straightforward) to automate with an LLM:
concept extraction
search for and summarise explainer papers/articles
I can however imagine a good wiki with great graph style UX navigation and expandable definitions/paper links solving the last two problems, with then only concept extraction being automated by Elicit, though even in this case initially populating the graph/wiki might be best done using automation of the type described above. It’s much easier to maintain something which already exists.
Seems like a reasonable task, but wonder if it would be easier in practice to just have a wiki or something like https://metacademy.org/ or get post authors to do this (mostly depends on the size of the graph of concepts you need to connect, if it’s smaller makes sense for people to do it, if it’s larger then maybe automation helps).
I think both of those would probably help but expect that the concept graph is very big, especially if you want people to be able to use the process recursively.
There’s also value in the workflow being smooth, and this task is sandwiched between two things which seem very useful (and quite straightforward) to automate with an LLM:
concept extraction
search for and summarise explainer papers/articles
I can however imagine a good wiki with great graph style UX navigation and expandable definitions/paper links solving the last two problems, with then only concept extraction being automated by Elicit, though even in this case initially populating the graph/wiki might be best done using automation of the type described above. It’s much easier to maintain something which already exists.