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QuillBot

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DuckDuckGo

All the replies, so far, seem to be negative and remind me of how one would react to Star Trek's <i>holo-addiction</i> (https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Holo-addiction): "a psychological disorder in which a person preferred the fictional world of the holodeck to the real world." On the other hand, there's the therapeutic benefit of talking to yourself, which I think has been well established (https://duckduckgo.com/?q=therapeutic+value+of+talking+to+yourself). We also tend to have conflict resolving inner monologues all the time, in addition to conflict resolving dreams that sometimes create entire worlds for us. So... With those two things in play - I like the idea of an AI creating a neural net mimicking (or approximating) the knowledge and (<i>public</i>) personality of past/current people. It could be fun in the same way an immersive film is fun and sometimes insightful. As long as we never lose sight of the fictional nature of the interaction. ---------------- sidenote: Our minds, are in a sense, original materials and assets. It can be argued that they are our intellectual property. It does beg the question if mimicking a person can be protected from any and all pursuits - commercial or otherwise.

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Typeset

Check out SciSpace [0], it was trained specifically for this and even has a function to explain formulas, algorithms and tables on top of explaining general questions about the paper or paragraphs. It’s amazing and is now an integral part of my workflow. At first, I upload the paper to SciSpace, ask it some general questions about the paper and then read it more throughly. If some things are confusing, I mark them and let the AI explain them. It’s kind-blowing and completely free. [0] https://typeset.io/.

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