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haha. no. answers are not either good or not. it's not binary. there is a lot of nuance and sometimes the questions and followups contain details that can tak
by x86x87 3y ago
haha. no.
answers are not either good or not. it's not binary. there is a lot of nuance
and sometimes the questions and followups contain details that can take the answers in a completely new direction.
just telling if an answer is good or not is a lot of work. sometimes it requires and expert to figure it out. when the answers are given by a human and it's a good faith effort both people in the loop benefit from it. when the BS generation is automated there is zero incentive for a human being to even look and correct the answers. what is the incentive to do so?
- zuiper 3y ago> when the BS generation is automated there is zero incentive for a human being to even look and correct the answers. what is the incentive to do so? You hit a good point here. If users can't be bothered to spend time, effort, energy and cognition into answering a question, why should the readers and correctors do so?