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Yes, they do, because ultimately software UI is what gets regular people to use things. To a technical user there may be little/no difference to you between pr
by keiferski 1y ago
Yes, they do, because ultimately software UI is what gets regular people to use things.
To a technical user there may be little/no difference to you between prompt engineering into a chat box vs. clicking a button with premade text slots.
But to the average non-programmer, a chat app like ChatGPT is somewhat pigeonholed into the chat format, and so use cases that don’t lend themselves to this interface will be outcompeted by specific apps that do.
- btown 1y agoWe should never forget the infamous 2007 Dropbox comment! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9224 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9224
- skydhash 1y agoThe exchange was quite nice and thoughtful compared to the usual AI conversations we have on this site. - This is the best AI tool ever! - Does it fix the reliability issue? - Not now, but wait 6 months, because that’s when better models will be coming out And so since ChatGPT came out.