It doesn't have to be a human being who writes the first edition.

from [/villagepump/Cunningham's Law](https://scrapbox.io/villagepump/Cunningham's Law).

• If you make a link to a word you don't understand and put the result of the question "What is ~?" on the linked page to the LLM, a human might be able to fix it. and put the results of the question on the link page so that a human being can fix it.

from Keichobot on ChatGPT

• Nice to have a summary at the end of the chat.
• It's also a way for me to organize my thoughts by looking at the summaries that have been made and revising them.

from [/shokai/Scrapbox to clarify tacit knowledge in the organization](https://scrapbox.io/shokai/Scrapbox to clarify tacit knowledge in the organization).

• The efficiency of the method is that those who don't understand first explain, and those who do understand correct them.

• The LLM can play this "someone who doesn't know better" role.

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