I do this often for stupid questions. It's like sending someone a lmgtfy link.

Don't waste my time by asking me a question that:

A.) I know no more about than Claude, and

B.) You could have answered yourself using Claude

All of the questions I respond to this way fulfill both A and B. Responding with "Claude said" is both more polite than most ways to respond to such questions, and a subtle hint to the other person that they should be using the LLM first for those types of questions, rather than coming to me first.

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jagged-chisel 3 hours ago | parent [-]

So, don't ask you anything? Seems I'd rather have your opinion if you know more than Claude.

	▲	anonym29 an hour ago \| parent [-]
		>So, don't ask you anything? No. Don't ask me stupid questions that Claude knows more about than me, and that you could've answered yourself with Claude. >Seems I'd rather have your opinion if you know more than Claude. I get a lot of questions about subjects I know considerably less about than Claude, and the subset of those which can be answered by Claude (which isn't all of them, to be clear) are the questions I respond to this way.