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    One user's favorite AI use: rabbit holes that answer back

    A user compares exploring with highly intelligent models to “infinite wikipedia on tap,” celebrating the experience of wandering through ideas.

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    A user says their favorite use for highly intelligent models is simply “getting lost.” They liken the experience to Wikipedia, except “every rabbit hole can answer back,” and describe it as a beautiful way to wander through their own mind.

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    @signulllmy favorite use case for highly intelligent models is very simple: getting lost. it’s infinite wikipedia on tap except every rabbit hole can answer back. what a beautiful way to wander through your own mind & some other entities.

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    @signulllmy favorite use case for highly intelligent models is very simple: getting lost. it’s infinite wikipedia on tap except every rabbit hole can answer back. what a beautiful way to wander through your own mind & some other entities.
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