Gustavo Pinto

In the last few years, I’ve watched students use LLMs for nearly everything: brainstorming research questions, writing code, searching the literature, summarizing what they were supposed to read, and, obviously, drafting papers.

In 2021, I joined Zup Innovation and became a part-time professor.

A few days ago, I tied a new belt around my waist — a black belt in Brazilian jiu-jitsu.

February 24th marked the 10th anniversary of my PhD defense.

In the past, I wrote a blog post summarizing the first year of my transition to the software development industry.

After a bit more than one year working full time in the industry, I have come to realize the immense value of a particular skill that we, as academics, may unconsciously develop in our research programs.

During research studies, a vital part of the work is to think about the methodologies of the study.

Today marks my first year working as a Researcher for Zup Innovation, a Brazilian tech company.

This post was written in Portuguese because it was aimed to Brazilian scholars.

The proverb “If You Want to Go Fast, Go Alone.