Fun: Training a Human Coworker Like a Large Language Model
JeffLadish · x · 2026-07-23
Jeff Ladish shares a humorous perspective on what it's like to be a Large Language Model, playfully applying it to human interactions.
He quotes a tweet where someone is literally "training" their human coworker (@EpistemicHope) as if they were a language model. This funny analogy—applying AI training paradigms like prompt engineering or RLHF to everyday human collaboration—highlights how AI culture is humorously bleeding into our views on human cognition and teamwork.
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