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I've intentionally been running it now just to see how wrong its summaries of messages are. So often, it relays the exact opposite of the intent and I want to u
by whycome 2y ago
I've intentionally been running it now just to see how wrong its summaries of messages are. So often, it relays the exact opposite of the intent and I want to understand why.
- threetonesun 2y agoSeems like with the last update (the italicized summary notifications) it's gotten every so slightly better. But yes until now my friends and I left it on just to enjoy how absurdly wrong the summaries were.
- can16358p 2y agoInteresting. My impressions are the exact opposite: it perfectly summarizes everything to the point like 98% of the time at least.
- CharlesW 2y ago> My impressions are the exact opposite: it perfectly summarizes everything to the point like 98% of the time at least. Yep, that's my experience as well. I take screenshots (and report them) when I see a wonky one, which has happened twice.
- sys_64738 2y agoIt has to be 100% accurate. No Trumpisms allowed.
- deergomoo 2y agoMaybe I'm just a billy no-mates, but even with perfect accuracy the kind and volume of notifications I get on my phone just wouldn't really benefit from summarisation. Maybe for a group chat I haven't checked in a while, but outside that it's not like I've got people sending me essay-length messages.
- whycome 2y agoWell, I'd say it's probably 'right' like 95% of the time where it conveys a good sense of the original intent/sentiment. But, that other 5% is what is "way too often" because in those instances it can be so far off that it could be classified as "not even wrong"....
- accrual 2y agoI'm doing the same. It's mostly correct on my end, though sometimes it fails in humourous ways. I have a friend who does gig work as a food delivery driver, and delivered to someone who was consuming cannabis and mentioned both in a message. It summarized as delivering cannabis to someone.