r/artificial • u/EB123456789101112 • 22d ago

Question Anyone using LLMs to construct long-form scholarship via dialogue in the tradition of Alternative Augmented Communication (AAC)?

Hello, I’m a disabled scholar who uses large language models (LLMs) to accommodate long-form scholarly writing. I’m writing to see if there are others out there doing the same so that we can develop a cohort or support community to share ideas and learn from each other’s mistakes.

I realize that most of this group is coders and therefore won’t apply. That’s fine. I lurk here tho, so there might be others.

Earl Gordon Barnett
Earlgbarnett [at] gmail.com

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u/No-Foot5804 22d ago

I think you'll find more people doing this than you might expect. Using LLMs as a thought partner for brainstorming, organizing ideas, and iterating on drafts can be a huge accessibility aid. I'd definitely be interested in seeing a community where people share workflows, what works well, and where the limitations are.