This doesn’t seem wrong, but it’s extremely thin on “how” and reads like a blog post generated by SEO (which I guess these days means generated by an LLM trained to value what SEO values?).
Like, I know that at some point, one of the GPTs will be useful enough to justify a lawyer spending billable time with it, but this post did not tell me anything about how to get from my current state to the state of being able to analyze whether it’s useful enough, or whether I’m just unskilled, or some other confounder.
The question I was exploring was not how to find the tools that do make their users more productive, as I expect good curation to appear in time with the tools, but whether there were resources which would be necessary to use those tools, but difficult to acquire in a short time when the tools are released.
The post was not optimized for SEO, but it definitely has a ChatGPT style I dislike. It’s one of my first post, so I’m still exploring how to write good quality post. Thank you for the feedback!
This doesn’t seem wrong, but it’s extremely thin on “how” and reads like a blog post generated by SEO (which I guess these days means generated by an LLM trained to value what SEO values?).
Like, I know that at some point, one of the GPTs will be useful enough to justify a lawyer spending billable time with it, but this post did not tell me anything about how to get from my current state to the state of being able to analyze whether it’s useful enough, or whether I’m just unskilled, or some other confounder.
The question I was exploring was not how to find the tools that do make their users more productive, as I expect good curation to appear in time with the tools, but whether there were resources which would be necessary to use those tools, but difficult to acquire in a short time when the tools are released.
The post was not optimized for SEO, but it definitely has a ChatGPT style I dislike. It’s one of my first post, so I’m still exploring how to write good quality post. Thank you for the feedback!