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Add first Teaching LLM Assistants post #347
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I will leave feedback on content to Erin & Oscar.
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Note you will not be able to preview the blog post using the Netlify preview included here as it only builds current/past posts, not future posts. I am trying to get it to build draft posts in the preview and will leave a follow up note here when I set that up. |
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This looks great @tobyhodges! I've added some suggestions, mostly to remove idiomatic language and to transition slashed/phrases to what I think is smoother language. None of my changes are critical. Great post!
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## LLM assistants and The Carpentries Core Values | ||
Central to the discussion in both community sessions was the question of how teaching LLMs in Carpentries workshops might align with or against [the community's Core Values](/about-us/#our-values). | ||
Participants highlighted concerns about the lack of attribution of the data used to train the models (conflicting with our commitments to act openly and value all contributions), and the significant energy and resource requirements leading to environmental impact of the training process itself. |
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@OscarSiba - could you please provide guidance on whether our core values should be capitalized? I've most often seen them that way but am never sure.
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On our website we chose to capitalise and italicise whenever mentioned, so I will render them that way here also. Thanks @ErinBecker.
Thanks @maneesha I had forgotten about the new naming convention |
various wording improvements Co-authored-by: Erin Becker <[email protected]>
I've just added the ability to preview future blog posts, so you should see this rendered post if you to go the preview link for this PR: https://deploy-preview-347--carpentries-website.netlify.app/blog/ |
Amazing, thank you @maneesha. |
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Some changes, mainly to do with our styling conventions. Once resolved @tobyhodges, please alert @maneesha to merge.
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## LLM assistants and The Carpentries Core Values | ||
Central to the discussion in both community sessions was the question of how teaching LLMs in Carpentries workshops might align with or against [the community's Core Values](/about-us/#our-values). | ||
Participants highlighted concerns about the lack of attribution of the data used to train the models (conflicting with our commitments to act openly and value all contributions), and the significant energy and resource requirements leading to environmental impact of the training process itself. |
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On our website we chose to capitalise and italicise whenever mentioned, so I will render them that way here also. Thanks @ErinBecker.
Co-authored-by: Oscar Masinyana <[email protected]>
Thanks for the review, @OscarSiba. @maneesha the post is now ready to merge |
Tagging @ErinBecker for a review, as a listed co-author
Tagging @OscarSiba for editorial review. Feel free to edit this down as needed. I did try to keep it brief but brevity is an area for improvement for me!