about ai writing

A lot of the content here is partially or fully written by large language models (LLMs/AI). In most cases it's then read, edited, and approved by a human before it gets published here.

In some cases I've made the tradeoff that I want some version of the idea in my head out on paper, even if it's not my own words. This especially applies to informational or instructional writing, where my goal is to have a concrete canonical up-to-date reference for myself and others. In those situations I personally don't care whether the wording is human-written, as long as it's accurate. And that's where I think the human review aspect comes in.

If you spot something inaccurate or dated here, @y3k.computer on Bluesky is the best way to point it out.