using chatgpt is great for increasing iq

[glitch]

knowing that it’s sentences are formed with near immaculate accuracy and precision makes it a really good tool for improving understanding of vocabulary and increasing iq…

i bet it would be helpful as fuck to train a chatbot ai with the intention of it helping you learn a new language

 

[Lain]

What have you been learning? 8 hours of sleep + ketosis (or complex carbs an hour before a task) and a well trained body with 10mg of pharma grade amphetamines and you'll reach the peak of your IQ and see what you can really do. Modafinil is 1000x better as a daily stimulant, 10mg of speed 1x every 2 weeks if you can somehow control yourself (very hard with speed) and nothing comes close.

I use ChatGPT every day, it is purposefully curated though so "misinformation" isn't on it, though if there's anything the last several years should've taught anyone, misinformation now tends to be information that conflicts with financial decisions of elites. If you're asking it a question that has nothing to do with politics, kikes or controversial things the government wants suppressed, it's really good.

 

[MelaninQueen]

You can't artificially increase your fluid intelligence (FSIQ) through the use of LLMs, but RATHER fuel the increase of your crystalized intelligence (knowledge).

Crystalized intelligence doesn't serve any purpose in academia when directly compared to fluid intelligence, where the latter actually plays a major role in many aspects of your life (academia and career both included). Having an average IQ is not enough to stand out in STEM related fields (because of the massification effect in these industries), and I'd even say it's a recipe for failure in 2025 and beyond; average people are meant to work in menial, non-white collar labor.

So, in short, thread's title is misleading. Downvoted.

 

[glitch]

You can't artificially increase your fluid intelligence (FSIQ) through the use of LLMs, but RATHER fuel the increase of your crystalized intelligence (knowledge).

Crystalized intelligence doesn't serve any purpose in academia when directly compared to fluid intelligence, where the latter actually plays a major role in many aspects of your life (academia and career both included). Having an average IQ is not enough to stand out in STEM related fields (because of the massification effect in these industries), and I'd even say it's a recipe for failure in 2025 and beyond; average people are meant to work in menial, non-white collar labor.

So, in short, thread's title is misleading. Downvoted.

cope

 

[Unemployed]

You can't artificially increase your fluid intelligence (FSIQ) through the use of LLMs, but RATHER fuel the increase of your crystalized intelligence (knowledge).

Crystalized intelligence doesn't serve any purpose in academia when directly compared to fluid intelligence, where the latter actually plays a major role in many aspects of your life (academia and career both included). Having an average IQ is not enough to stand out in STEM related fields (because of the massification effect in these industries), and I'd even say it's a recipe for failure in 2025 and beyond; average people are meant to work in menial, non-white collar labor.

So, in short, thread's title is misleading. Downvoted.

Cope harder with your low IQ. What a nerd

 

[MelaninQueen]

Cope harder with your low IQ.

How is a FSIQ of 107 "low IQ"? Keep in mind I'm not an English native speaker.