Re:Structuring Competency-Based Courses Through Skill Trees
by whiteborb on Friday May 09, 2025 @11:01AM
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a "Hard Problem" with this approach is that it needs definable, enumerable "skills." real-world skills often involve flexibly combining tools and tactics in new ways. but not impossible to overcome (LLMs might be uniquely suited to help there actually - coming up with new scenarios etc.)
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Re:Structuring Competency-Based Courses Through Skill Trees
by mym1990 on Friday May 09, 2025 @01:11PM
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I would argue the opposite, that LLMs are not good at creating novel scenarios which span multiple domains, or sub-domains. That is where creativity plays an important part. Of course an LLM will spit out something that might look like a viable way to combine tools and skills, whether it is correct is highly questionable.