The strategy aims to outperform traditional graduate-led research workflows
an incoming professor told me she's spending her entire discretionary fund ($1.5 million) on chatgpt tokens and undergrads to feed open problems into chatgpt - she thinks this will work better than taking on grad students
ok but what will she do after the first two weeks?
an incoming professor told me she's spending her entire discretionary fund ($1.5 million) on chatgpt tokens and undergrads to feed open problems into chatgpt - she thinks this will work better than taking on grad students
@typedfemale which school? (no need to name names, but i am curious what kind of grad students she has access to) and which field?
an incoming professor told me she's spending her entire discretionary fund ($1.5 million) on chatgpt tokens and undergrads to feed open problems into chatgpt - she thinks this will work better than taking on grad students
The strategy aims to outperform traditional graduate-led research workflows
an incoming professor told me she's spending her entire discretionary fund ($1.5 million) on chatgpt tokens and undergrads to feed open problems into chatgpt - she thinks this will work better than taking on grad students
Many users condemned the incoming professor's $1.5M allocation to ChatGPT tokens to replace grad students with undergrads as dystopian misuse of funds and called for her firing, while a few called the idea legit.
