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Interesting strategy— I’ll check it out. I get a bit annoyed that I have to essentially trick a tool into giving me useful answers. What’s the chance that a non
by chefandy 2y ago
Interesting strategy— I’ll check it out. I get a bit annoyed that I have to essentially trick a tool into giving me useful answers. What’s the chance that a nontechnical user that was just sold a subscription to a Magic answer-generating machine would even realize they needed to figure out how to do things like that? LLM chatbots are amazing but they’re lagging behind the marketing inferences, and that’s a recipe for frustration that providers need to address. I think a lot of these problems need to be fixed with product design and communication.
- Kye 2y agoIt does seem like some of the messaging gets away from their actual documentation: https://platform.openai.com/docs/guides/reasoning-best-practices https://platform.openai.com/docs/guides/reasoning-best-pract... The reasoning models improve on this kind of thing, but that just means they do even better when provided with or asked to create and follow a process. o3-mini-high, since it shows its work, didn't just spit out a process. It showed the process of creating the process in its reasoning block. It considered the format above in there and removed and added things while considering different levels of detail before the final version before producing anything.