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I've tried getting Custom GPT actions to work the other day. The workflow is terrible. The UI is broken and requires me to keep refreshing and re-navigating to
by throwuxiytayq 3y ago
I've tried getting Custom GPT actions to work the other day.
The workflow is terrible. The UI is broken and requires me to keep refreshing and re-navigating to the editing page after each change. Saving doesn't work every time. The actions themselves don't work either (I think they pushed an update while I was testing, turning them from "broken and usually doesn't work" to "utterly broken"). There is no sensible feedback about what went wrong. No error message, no logs. The "executing action" UI is broken, and I keep getting various versions of the UI randomly on different runs, for some god forsaken reason. Sometimes there is no UI at all and the bot dumps the raw command straight into chat.
I've seen alpha-quality software, and this isn't even that.
- MOARDONGZPLZ 3y agoI experienced the same. My hack was to create a GPT to interact with the interface for me. It’s GPTs all the way down, and my prediction is that eventually every interface on the internet will be GPT-based communicating over their own GPT IR under the hood. Oh god.
- bigfishrunning 3y agoAt some point we'll have to throw this internet away and start a new one.
- behnamoh 3y agoshould we call it ipfs?
- stavros 3y agoIPFS works even less than the current internet.
- TeMPOraL 3y agoYou know how cyberpunk sci-fi talks about the cyberspace haunted by rogue AIs and daemons, being held back by hackers who fight them like knights fighting dragons? I always found it childlishly stupid anthropomorphization of systems and processes - basically dumbing down reality to something 5 year old can enjoy, and treating it as a prediction of the future. That is, until last year. With Internet becoming GPTs fronting for other GPTs, well, fuck it, rogue AIs and demons and cybersurfers it is. Reality itself got dumb.
- supportengineer 3y agoYes, please!