llms are trained with content and all current llms are trained with what’s called keynesian economics, the “mainstream” view. They will tell you stuff like “moderate inflation is good for the economy”.
There’s another branch of economics called austrian economics that explains why keynesian economics is nonsense and leads to understanding why bitcoin has been going up in value since it was published.
I have used this llm only for a few minutes, but I assume it also doesn’t confuse “bitcoin”, “crypto”, “blockchain” and such things. It is about educating people curious about bitcoin.
I know what keynesian and austrian economics is. Its just that people curious about btc aren’t gonna run an llm to find out more about it. Very very few people are gonna do that, and if they have the knowledge to do that, they probably have the knowledge to actually research.
I’m saying “bitcoin principles” aren’t something inherit to bitcoin, one may be into bitcoin without believing these principles. L
I guess whole point is I don’t understand the point of this llm.
llms are trained with content and all current llms are trained with what’s called keynesian economics, the “mainstream” view. They will tell you stuff like “moderate inflation is good for the economy”.
There’s another branch of economics called austrian economics that explains why keynesian economics is nonsense and leads to understanding why bitcoin has been going up in value since it was published.
I have used this llm only for a few minutes, but I assume it also doesn’t confuse “bitcoin”, “crypto”, “blockchain” and such things. It is about educating people curious about bitcoin.
I know what keynesian and austrian economics is. Its just that people curious about btc aren’t gonna run an llm to find out more about it. Very very few people are gonna do that, and if they have the knowledge to do that, they probably have the knowledge to actually research.
That’s why there is a website to access the llm