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This is an overly negative (“ruined the internet…”) take on the interface. I just tried it. I get a nice summary answer that has an “AI generated” disclaimer, a
by LVB 3y ago
This is an overly negative (“ruined the internet…”) take on the interface. I just tried it. I get a nice summary answer that has an “AI generated” disclaimer, and immediately below are actual reviews mentioning my search terms.
If anything I’m a laggard in getting on the AI hype train, but this seems totally reasonable and actually pretty useful (eg the product I was checking has no less than 11k reviews, so AI giving me a summary answer is also welcome)
- xkqd 3y agoIt also nicely describes the shape Jeff's head and recommended I used a glossmeter to analyze it's shininess - so that's an added benefit of yet another company throwing LLM's at something they really didn't need to.
- op00to 3y agoWhat behavior would you prefer from a box that specifically instructs you to ask a question?
- 1231232131231 3y agoNo hallucinations and answers that are backed up by the product description or a seller Q&A. If I wanted general information, I'd use Google.
- stubish 3y agoAbsolutely agree. Being able to analyze and summarize reviews like this will make reviews much more useful. Especially given star ratings have become nearly pointless over the last few decades. Once polished, I should be able to do cool things like filter out all the reviews from people angry about their delivery service, or change the star ratings to a 1-10 score based on what was actually said. And certainly summaries of large sets of reviews as you say, ideally filtered on criteria such as region.