The model is agreeable.
That's the danger.
Ask it a leading question
and it will happily lead you
straight off a cliff,
politely, in clean prose.
So make it turn around.
After it gives you an answer,
ask it to argue the opposite.
Ask what a skeptic would say.
Ask where this breaks.
The first answer is a draft.
The disagreement is the review.
A tool that only confirms you
isn't a collaborator.
It's a mirror
with better grammar.
You don't want the answer
that sounds most confident.
You want the one
that survived being attacked.
Make the model take both sides.
The truth usually shows up
in the gap between them.
– Serguey Asael Shinder
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