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I mean, we get it. It's a UX problem. But the thing is you have to tell it exactly what to do every time. Very often, it'll do what you said but not what you me
by blharr 2y ago
I mean, we get it. It's a UX problem. But the thing is you have to tell it exactly what to do every time. Very often, it'll do what you said but not what you meant, and you have to wrestle with it.
You'd have to come up with a pretty exhaustive list of tells. Even sentence structure and mood is sometimes enough, not just the obvious words.