Check your claims with AI before posting: EA debaters say many arguments won't survive it
AndyMasley · x · 2026-10-14
Stefan Schubert suggested people should check their claims and arguments with an AI before posting—ideally via a Grammarly-style browser extension that suggests fixes (one may exist but isn't widely used).
Andy Masley quote-posted in agreement from the EA world: many claims he sees about effective altruism "would not survive any model checking them." The exchange highlights a growing practice of using LLMs as a cheap first-pass audit for arguments before publishing them.
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