"Infinite Wikipedia That Talks Back": Using Smart LLMs to Get Deliberately Lost
signulll · x · 2026-09-08
signulll shares his favorite use case for highly intelligent models: getting lost. He treats them as infinite Wikipedia on tap where every rabbit hole can answer back — a beautiful way, he argues, to wander through your own mind and other entities, rather than a pure productivity tool.
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