How I use AI on this blog

Inspired by this LessWrong post, I thought I'd write about how I use AI here. This is less in the interest of disclosure, more to provide a snapshot of what I'm doing right now so that I can revisit it in the future and see how it changes. And hey, maybe it'll be of interest to you, dear readers. If I were to summarise my working philosophy in fewer than ten words, it would be: AIs identify problems and I fix them myself. With a very specific kind of exception (which I always flag), the text and code on this blog are human-generated. That's not a moral stand, but more a constraint imposed by what this blog is meant to be -- a place for me to learn in public. Ideation and running experiments Every post here is based on an idea I had, and work that I've done. For many posts -- for example, the large-scale coding projects like this one -- I'll have multiple chat sessions ongoing while I do the work, normally with either ChatGPT or Claude, or sometimes both. The amount of input they have…