This article discusses how Large Language Models (LLMs) are changing the way we approach reading research papers, offering strategies to leverage them for efficient comprehension and critical evaluation. It covers techniques like summarizing, explaining complex concepts, identifying limitations, and using LLMs to generate questions for deeper understanding.
This article explores the connection between strategic thinking in games like chess, the behaviors of manipulators (like drug dealers), and the neurological basis of 'theory of mind' – our ability to understand others' perspectives. A recent study suggests a link between forward-thinking and manipulation, with brain activity during negotiation mirroring that seen in chess players.
