Re:Teaching National Security Policy with AI
by kenjackson on Tuesday June 10, 2025 @04:18PM
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That was really weird. I did do this with ChatGPT 4o and it seems to do a good job of creating this list. But I don't know anything about this field, so I don't know how accurate it is.
Re:Teaching National Security Policy with AI
by radioactivist on Tuesday June 10, 2025 @01:21PM
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It happens again in the next video. It says:
> The team came up with a use case the teaching team hadn’t thought of – using AI to critique the team’s own hypotheses. The AI not only gave them criticism but supported it with links from published scholars. See the demo here:
But the video just shows Claude giving some criticism but then just says go look at some journals and talk to experts (doesn't give any references or specifics).
> Claude was also able to create a list of leaders with the Department of Energy Title17 credit programs, Exim DFC, and other federal credit programs that the team should interview. In addition, it created a list of leaders within Congressional Budget Office and the Office of Management and Budget that would be able to provide insights. See the demo here:
and then there is a video of them "doing" this. But the video basically has Claude just responding saying "I'm sorry I can't do that, please look at their website/etc".
Am I missing something here?