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    Herbie Bradley on Limits of AI for Writing

    Researcher Herbie Bradley explains limits he sees in using AI to draft text.

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    In a reply, Herbie Bradley, a final-year PhD student at Cambridge researching synthetic data for LLMs, stated that using AI to write directly does not feel hugely useful. He said the usual blocker to writing speed is having the ideas rather than generating the text. Bradley noted that AI performs well for consistency checking and review once a draft exists, yet he finds it surprisingly poor at producing counter-narratives or alternatives.

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    @herbiebradleyPart of this is also that using AI to write directly doesn't feel hugely useful: the blocker to writing speed for me is usually having the ideas, not generating the text. AI can be great at consistency checking/review when you have a draft, but it is also surprisingly poor at coming up with counter-narratives or alternative ideas (likely due to problems with novelty in LLMs).

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    @herbiebradleyPart of this is also that using AI to write directly doesn't feel hugely useful: the blocker to writing speed for me is usually having the ideas, not generating the text. AI can be great at consistency checking/review when you have a draft, but it is also surprisingly poor at coming up with counter-narratives or alternative ideas (likely due to problems with novelty in LLMs).