Engineer at major CAD company uses LLMs to decode his Substack posts
burhop · x · 2026-10-20
Burhop, who writes about AI for engineering and manufacturing where geometry, physics, safety and production cost break generic AI, says a friend at a major CAD company feeds his Substack posts into an LLM to parse them. He jokes about having the most em-dash-friendly blog for AI agents — a neat sign that LLMs are becoming a primary readership for technical writing.
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