If writing is thinking then what happens if AI is doing the writing and reading?

Idk, I'm more optimistic than the author.

I'm currently using a LLM to rewrite a fitness book. It takes ~20 pages of rambling text by a professional coach // amateur writer and turns it into a crisp clear 4 pages of latex with informative diagrams, flow charts, color-coding, tables, etc. I sent it out to friends and they all love the new style. Even the ones who hate the gym.

My experience is LLMs can write very very well; we just have to care.

Hubert Humphrey (VP US) was asked how long it would take him to prepare a 15 minute talk: "one week". Asked how long to prepare a two hour talk? "I am ready right now".

Might I ask what LLM you use for it to do all of that, including the visuals, so neatly?

Gemini pro. The flow chart, color-coding, tables etc are just latex. The illustrations are picked off the web. I suspect I might have to hire a professional photographer eventually.

>The flow chart, color-coding, tables etc are just latex. The illustrations are picked off the web

Thanks for replying so quickly! Just to clarify, what do you mean by latex?

So you don't use AI-generated illustrations. Those are real.