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LLMs excel at programming—how can they be so bad at it?
My explanation for the mystery of why LLMs can be both exceptionally good and quite terrible at programming.
Nov 6 • 
Claus Wilke
We still can’t predict much of anything in biology
Biology is hard. Yes, even for AI.
Oct 7 • 
Claus Wilke
Teaching data visualization in the time of generative AI
If students want to cheat with AI, the least I can do is make them own up to it.
Sep 12 • 
Claus Wilke
Are AI papers now written by AI?
Are AI papers now written by AI?
Aug 12 • 
Claus Wilke
"I asked the AI" is not research
You can't reliably fact-check or research obscure topics by asking an AI. It may know less about the topic than you do.
Aug 2 • 
Claus Wilke
Limitations of protein language models applied to viral data
Biology is hard. Yes, even for AI.
Jul 23 • 
Claus Wilke
No, AlphaFold has not completely solved protein folding
Biology is hard. Yes, even for AI.
Jul 12 • 
Claus Wilke
PhD-level intelligence or the graduate student from hell
AI companies love to tout that their models are approaching—or have reached—PhD-level intelligence. This is blatant nonsensical marketing geared towards…
Jul 9 • 
Claus Wilke
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