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I presume products/services wouldn't want to show prompts for various reasons, even if it's the safest thing to do: - It'll break the "magic" usability flow, s
by theden 4y ago
I presume products/services wouldn't want to show prompts for various reasons, even if it's the safest thing to do:
- It'll break the "magic" usability flow, seeing a prompt every time would be like showing verbose output to end users
- Prompts could be chained or have recursive calls, showing that would confuse end users, or may not be that useful if they're doing more parsing in the backend they won't/can't reveal
- They want to hide the prompts, not unlike how AI artists keep their good prompts private
- netsroht 3y agoI agree that showing the prompts will break the usability flow. I'm currently thinking about a way that let's users see the reasoning behind the AI agent - maybe in form of prompts if they explicitly enable it - for my current project [1]. Unlike Bing chat etc., I at least show the detailed sources with contents from web searches and social media comments that have been used to generate the answers. [1] https://zeitgaist.ai https://zeitgaist.ai