> frequently feed it my own notes and ask it to correct any misunderstandings, or to expand on things I don’t understand
In what fields? I’ve tried this with some simple finance and aerospace problems; it’s me, sophomore year undergrad, except someone laced everything I drank with LSD.
If it’s leading you to sources, go for it. If you’re taking it point blank, consider what you’re learning. (If it isn’t pointing you to sources, ask for them.)
Right now I'm going through the Dive Into Deep Learning course/textbook. Oftentimes it will gloss over a concept, or assume knowledge.
For a specific example: I wanted an expansion of why there are different loss functions and why you might choose one over another since the source material sort of plowed right through it. I got a good answer to my question without having to spend an hour reading through other materials
In what fields? I’ve tried this with some simple finance and aerospace problems; it’s me, sophomore year undergrad, except someone laced everything I drank with LSD.