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So it's a natural language interface, except it can only be useful if we stick to a subset of natural language. Then we're stuck trying to reverse engineer a no
by namaria 2y ago
So it's a natural language interface, except it can only be useful if we stick to a subset of natural language. Then we're stuck trying to reverse engineer a non documented, non deterministic API. One that will keep changing under whatever you build that uses it. That is a pretty horrid value proposition.
- rohit89 2y agoShort of it being able to mind read, you need to communicate with it in some way. No different from the real world where you'll have a harder time getting things done if you don't know how to effectively communicate. I imagine for a lot of popular use-cases, we'll build a simpler UX for people to click and tap before it gets sent to a model.
- namaria 2y agoI'd rather run commands and write code than try to reverse engineer an non-deterministic, non-documented, ever changing API.