Why do you find yourself arguing with large language models during the drafting process?
Replied byChris Best
Co-founder & CEO at Substack
Niche: Technology
Revenue: Not Publicly Disclosed /month
Location: San Francisco, California, United States
Started: 2017
Large language models are cautious by nature and tend to water down original theses. I have to push the model to respect my original vision rather than smoothing it out, ensuring that the final draft remains as sharp and distinct as my thoughts.
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