> Anyone using a chatbot already has felt the frustration of "it doesn't get what I want". And also "I have to explain so much that I might as well just do it m

> Anyone using a chatbot already has felt the frustration of "it doesn't get what I want". And also "I have to explain so much that I might as well just do it myself" I find this funny because for what I use ChatGPT for - asking programming questions that would otherwise go to Google/StackOverflow - I have a much better time writing queries for ChatGPT than Google, and getting useful results back. Google will so often return StackOverflow results that are for subtly very different questions, or ill have to squint hard to figure out how to apply that answer to my problem. When using ChatGPT, i rarely have to think about how other people asked the question.