🧬 real science, simplified — 7 interesting studies from the past week in your chosen topic
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One of the week's most interesting papers.
☕️Filtered coffee -> slower biological aging.
☕️Instant coffee -> faster biological aging.
(screenshot from the Longevity Newsletter on @openscience_ink)
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Our summary of this paper — PMID: 36302460
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my good friend @sam_feldman_ is working on a new project. he designed an LLM more specifically tuned for science and biology.
really cool stuff, go follow/check it out if you're interested!
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AI is all about context.
I hear lots of AI anxiety - something like "Claude and OpenAI will eat us all, and we will eat their crumbs"
I can't claim to have no AI anxiety right now, but I see a ton of possibility for micro-entrepreneurs. Because hyper-specific contexts will always be interesting.
The base model is the same, sure, but prompting sparks very different outcomes.
Seeing what curated context has produced with @openscience_ink gives me hope.
Feed the PHD-jargon-study to the AI, translate real-time science into simple language that's accurate and understandable by the average curious nerd.
Below is an example of the current AI-curated flow for openscience.
Jargon may have its use case for scientists, but it no longer has to be a gate keeping normies out.
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Love to see this - today's longevity issue of @openscience_ink naturally picked a study that was highly trending on X this week (without knowing that).
"Coffee drinkers had 18% lower dementia risk in 131,821-person study"
The goal is to curate the right context for the ai to intuit what the most relevant studies are, and this feels promising.
If you haven't signed up for a topic yet, please do—it's refreshing to read the actual research in simple, understandable language, as it comes out.
Let me know any feedback. Topic links in the next tweet.
