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We’re trying to use it for industrial apps. Been over a year of R&D. Some good but often mixed results. Adherence to prompts is a big issue for us. It’s most us
by physicsguy 2y ago
We’re trying to use it for industrial apps. Been over a year of R&D. Some good but often mixed results. Adherence to prompts is a big issue for us. It’s most useful not as a chatbot but to give explained descriptions of what the user is seeing, so they don’t need to dig down into 20 graphs and past history. That necessitates being able to refer to things with URIs which works 95% of the time but the 5% is killer since it’s difficult to detect issues and leads to dead links.
- frankfrank13 2y agoI tried to build a BIG E2E automation pipeline, along the lines of like, replace a team of 5 with this one simple tasks. And as I was doing it, all I could think was, just use chatgpt. Sure it can't actually automate what you're doing, but it'll get you there 80% as fast as fully-automated, with 90% less risk of error/nonsense at the end. Ironically, this company blocks all LLM websites, they even block GH on their employees' computers.
- tamersalama 2y agoI'm curious about your approach and the nature of those industrial apps. Is it more of recommender agents accessing available sources (through URIs) - or more like explainers. Would be great to connect https://shorturl.at/xdOee https://shorturl.at/xdOee