@kimcrawley I get it. I don't think there is a place for GenAI in science, but trying to get through to people who are convinced there is. Appreciate you taking a look

@kimcrawley Some relevant self-promotion. I've started writing a series of posts about why GenAI can't be made reliable. The focus isn't on ethical concerns because I'm trying to reach the audience that seems to think the benefits outweigh the costs. Hopefully to communicate that the benefits are largely an illusion. https://citizensandtech.org/2026/05/reliable-genai-and-perpetual-motion/

Arguments for using #GenAI in critical applications like science, medicine, and law often fundamentally misunderstand how the technology works. I've written up my best attempt at explaining how.

https://citizensandtech.org/2026/05/reliable-genai-and-perpetual-motion/