Text Shot: One way I learn new things is from LLMs. I wrote about this in How I use LLMs to learn new subjects, but the gist is that I ask a ton of follow-up questions about a question I have. The best part about this approach is that it requires zero setup cost: if at any moment I want to learn more about something, I can type a question out and rapidly dig in to something I didn’t already know.
What if you could use LLMs to make spaced repetition easier? Specifically, what if you could ask a LLM to give you an infinite feed of spaced repetition flashcards, adjusting the difficulty based on your responses? That’s the idea behind AutoDeck. You give it a topic and it gives you infinite flashcards about that topic. If it’s pitched too easy (e.g. you keep saying “I know”) or too hard, it’ll automatically change the difficulty.
What I learned building an AI-driven spaced repetition app - Sean Goedecke https://www.seangoedecke.com/autodeck/ #AI #learning #FlashCards #SpacedRepetition