Review research paper citation trails. Identify valid citations, circular citations , pulled citations, invalid citations. Rank the citations by popularity.
Identify replication studies. Summarize agreements.
Identify root sources of social media postings and possibly secondary sources. Who is pumping it up?
Identify lowest cost source of any product.
Emily Bender poses an interesting question.
Run all programs through LLMs looking for malicious coding, instructions to export data to remote sites, anything associated with known bad actors, and bad coding.
Use LLMs to review router traffic going to or from suspect IP addresses.
Maintain a list of suspect IP Addresses. Block them as close to the source as possible.
Maintain a list of DoS (botnet) IP addresses and block them at gateway routers. Block them at my router if nothing else.
Run existing programs through LLMs to optimize coding and to document the code.
Run Programs through LLMs to identify, and possibly correct, bad programming such as buffer overflows, uncleared buffers and other hack-able openings.
Run all new programs through LLMs to ensure they follow ‘good’ programming protocols.
| August 11, 2025 Hello Jack, Thank you for contacting me regarding tariffs. I appreciate hearing from you and welcome the opportunity to respond. As you may know, tariffs are taxes that are imposed on goods that are imported from other countries. Over time, Congress has passed legislation like the Presidential Trade Promotion Authority (TPA) Act to grant the President the authority to set tariffs and regulate trade with other countries. This provides the President the ability to react to changes in the global market to promote fair trade arrangements for the benefit of the American economy. Please know that I am tracking the tariffs announced by the President in April and will keep your views in mind should legislation related to this topic come to the House floor for a vote. Again, thank you for contacting me. If you would like more information, or to request help with a federal agency, please visit my website at crank.house.gov. There you can sign up for my newsletter or keep in touch with me through my social media. |
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JCH Addendum: I looked up the Trade Promotions Authority act. It doesn’t seem to say what Mr Crank thinks it says. |
I was listening to a recent Science Friday podcast about the human genome and came to the realization that our genome is basically a LLM, with lots of redundant words and blank pages. This explains so much, the slips, the gaffs, the spacing out, the hallucinations; we are AI!
If they are going to be labeling Genetically Modified food stuffs, and are concerned that the labels are going to scare people, why don’t they add “USDA Approved” to the label. ( I certainly hope the USDA is approving the basic foods in our grocery stores.) That should get rid of the GMO scare for folks that don’t know what GMO is all about and still contain the alert for those that are concerned about GMO.
Genius is seeing patterns where no one has seen them before.
Insanity is seeing patterns where none exist.
Creativity is illuminating or illustrating patterns.
Elaine said the lights were so perfect that we wouldn’t need to put up ornaments.
Hah! She’s not getting out of it that easy.