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Oy, AI!
Even just a year ago, query engineering for generative AI was something most “serious” computer scientists would scoff at–mostly because, well, most AI understands intuitive and reasonably grammatical language. However, as soon as AI started to 1. compose rather well-written, … Continue reading
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