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> everything we've tasked it to do has resulted in rather terrible answers Maybe this is the chatGPT equivalent of "learning to google search properly". You go
by vehementi 4y ago
> everything we've tasked it to do has resulted in rather terrible answers
Maybe this is the chatGPT equivalent of "learning to google search properly". You got bad answers, but maybe someone more competent at chatGPT prompts and workflow would have gotten to a better solution more quickly, and we need to figure out what that means
- 8organicbits 4y agoIs there a primer on how to engineer prompts? I didn't like my results, tried engineering my prompts a bit, but it kept introducing different error. I had the domain knowledge to see them, but it felt like whack-a-mole.
- tmaly 4y agoThere are a lot of posts of different prompts on some subreddits. I have seen people selling a live course on prompts to make titles for social media or blogs. There is also some research to show giving examples and answers sets up ChatGPT to give better results in the style of examples. But overall, I have not seen anything that covers a process that would work most of the time.
- krainboltgreene 4y agoI've never seen so many people grinding to make an autocomplete engine produce "better solutions" to randomized output.