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LLMs are rubber ducks that can talk back to you

My experience of the last two years is that this works every bit as much for conceptual or methodological problems as it does for programming ones:

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November 16, 2024
debugging, Generative AI for Academics, problem solving, rubber ducking
LLMs and social life
  • “Generative AI for Academics is a brisk, sensible map for using LLMs in scholarly life”
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    January 11, 2026
  • How are students using Generative AI in UK universities?
    Date
    May 30, 2025
  • Three modes of working with LLMs in higher education
    Date
    August 11, 2025
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