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Well, you should definitely be able to read the output, agreed on that much. But sometimes it's annoying to create such rules either due to having to click thr
by silisili 3y ago
Well, you should definitely be able to read the output, agreed on that much.
But sometimes it's annoying to create such rules either due to having to click through multiple screens, or not remembering the exact syntax offhand.
Locally, something like iptables comes to mind. I've used it hundreds of times, but never regularly enough to remember how to write more complex rules without consulting the manual or Google each time.
- skybrian 3y agoThe way I'd do it would be to have the LLM generate a rule in some fairly-readable rules engine language, and show the rule, examples, and counter-examples for the user to confirm. This would be like writing email filters in gmail or smart playlists in iTunes. Possibly, you could ask the LLM for the examples and counter-examples that look most likely to be a bug?