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Is there more where we can read about how it works? I tried testing it with the sentence “Toledo is the largest city in Ohio” and it’s suggestions were to repl
by kemotep 2y ago
Is there more where we can read about how it works?
I tried testing it with the sentence “Toledo is the largest city in Ohio” and it’s suggestions were to replace this with paragraphs of text about what constitutes a city in Ohio and history about Ohio, which did happen to include that Columbus is currently the largest city in Ohio.
That doesn’t seem strictly helpful as a fact checker as at first glance it isn’t even addressing the truthiness of the original sentence and just bloviates on about other details, if I even accept it’s suggestion.
Is there a demo that shows how you expect people to use this?
- helloduck1234 2y agoYea we are working on it. It is a thing that we are trying to fix, it giving too much or too little suggestions.
- kemotep 2y agoThis is impressive for someone who is 16. My Two cents would be to add a short demo. A 30 second gif or video with accompanying text that explains how to use this. Just some kind of demonstration on how your interface works and what to expect the output to look like. And secondly to possibly help with the over suggestion/under suggestion issue, the grammar and writing assistance should be a separate mode from the fact checker. Again, I would love to know more about how this works in the sense of how does it determine facts, and as you alluded to in other comments how it avoids political opinions. Thanks for sharing.
- pteraspidomorph 2y agoALso keep in mind that if you get a huge box full of text it's getting cut out by the UI and you can't reach the buttons!