Use of language models and automated processes

So many wishes, so little time.

In a small number of places, I use AI (language models/LLMs) to streamline a few simple things that I otherwise wouldn’t have time for. Very specifically, this concerns:

• Blog texts
• Software development
• Data analysis

Blog texts

The articles you can read on the blog about repairs and restorations have been adapted through an automated process in which my own reports, which I write up during a project, are converted into a simple overview. I have long cherished the wish to have an overview of special repairs, but in practice I lack the time for it.

Software development

Many of the programs I use myself at Human Error were developed in part with the help of code assistants. This allows software to be tailored precisely to my needs.

Data analysis

To learn more from repairs, I use language models to analyze anonymous data and develop efficient repair strategies. That sounds a lot fancier than it is, but mostly it’s just a lot of fun to do.

Do you have more questions about the use of AI at Human Error? Then send me a message.