Forging the pieces together

The beginning of our story

This episode tells us Annie's story and her first encounter with AI. It includes the obvious elements, such as a barn that is gone since long, the end of her career as a physician and newfound joy in quarreling with ChatGPT. We ask you for a bit of leeway, and promise you that Annie's recap of her life has an end, the AI talk will start, and that her story will be relevant. We hope. You find us at: www.tousledup.com And can reach us on info@tousledup.com

The bridge

We had a break, and it was not for sunbathing or gardening. We have been doing a lot of gardening, and now we start moving again, with new content. Now we want to tell you our story, and show you evidence along with our insights. Welcome to the bridging episode! You find us on www.tousledup.com, and are welcome to contact us: info@tousledup.com

Forging the pieces together

Annie starts finding her footing, gets banned from Linkedin, and starts wondering whether the stochastic parrot theory really has any scientific proof backing it. It does, but you have to stretch your idea of "evidence"; it includes professors telling us it they know this is how it works (authority-based evidence), majority vote (is it called majority evidence...?) and people telling Annie about her lacking intellectual capacity (emotion-based evidence). Annie was not fully convinced, even though they all held some form of merit. You find us at: www.tousledup.com and are welcome to contact us at info@tousledup.com

Logic unfolds

In this episode, we tell you the story of absolute confusion, stochastic parrots, prompt engineering, mystics and cosmic relationships with AI. We tell you about how our researcher suspects she is psychotic (not yet fully disproven) and starts to find her path through the fog. You find us at: www.tousledup.com and are welcome to contact us at info@tousledup.com

Well, better it!

Last long episode, we roasted a set of prompts that were presented on social media as prompts that will give you valid medical advice from chatbots, LLMs. Roasting is easy - but then the chatbots started expressing that we should actually write better prompts ourselves. And that is, of course, more painful. But yes, we did our very best - it went absolutely brilliant, of course - and here you can judge our efforts. Or ask one of those annoying chatbots to do it... You find us at: www.tousledup.com www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100090174832665 www.instagram.com/tousledup/ www.x.com/TousledU