Harnessing Frustration: Using LLMs to Overcome Activation Energy

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lalitmaganti · 18m ago

Author here. Post is about use of LLMs in a way I've not seen discussed; the psychological side of using LLMs and how reactions to it — frustration or excitement — can be a tool to break through procrastination. Curious if others have noticed this.

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Harnessing Frustration: Using LLMs to Overcome Activation Energy

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