e.g. I will upload a pdf or md of an library's documentation and ask it to implement something using those docs, and it keeps on importing functions that don't exist and aren't in the docs. When I ask it where it got `foo` import from, it says something like, "It's not in the docs, but I feel like it should exist."

Maybe I should give o1 pro a shot, but claude has never done that and building mostly basic crud web3 apps, so o1 feels like it might be overpriced for what I need.

Lines of code serves as a directional heuristic at best, but that's ok.

Can you expand a bit on how you might do this?

I fear that shifting to a TikTok style education is just another lead towards an Idiocracy.

How do you measure this? If by “total value defrauded” then fiat has to be #1.

I wonder if things like the political donations could be clawed back.

And are you using the blockchain co-opted “web3” here, or the general “web3”?

It would be accurate, for the time, but hugely short sighted.

How would you respond to South African apartheid survivor and Nobel Peace laureate, Desmond Tutu, who said:

"I have witnessed the systemic humiliation of Palestinian men, women and children by members of the Israeli security forces," he said in a statement.

"Their humiliation is familiar to all black South Africans who were corralled and harassed and insulted and assaulted by the security forces of the apartheid government."