> From now on in this conversation, please ask at least one clarifying question for anything I ask to help provide more efficient and relevant answers. This is

> From now on in this conversation, please ask at least one clarifying question for anything I ask to help provide more efficient and relevant answers. This is certainly cheating, and not really what I claimed. It would be like me saying "the model can't complete this formula!" and you replying with a prompt that says "when you are prompted to complete this formula, respond with this answer" That isn't teaching it anything! It doesn't mean it understands anything! You're telling it what to do! And it isn't my criticism of the model, either. My criticism is that there is no indication that these models can be used to solve general problems (yet). People are claiming there are obvious indications they can! With no proof! Then when I say "there's no proof of that!" people are responding with prompts like yours, that mean nothing!