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I think it's extremely important to distinguish being friendly (perhaps overly so), and agreeing with the user when they're wrong The first case is just prefer
by BarakWidawsky 11mo ago
I think it's extremely important to distinguish being friendly (perhaps overly so), and agreeing with the user when they're wrong
The first case is just preference, the second case is materially damaging
From my experience, ChatGPT does push back more than it used to
- qwertytyyuu 11mo agoAnd unfortunately chatgpt 5.1 would be a step backwards in that regard. From reading responses on the linked article, 5.1 just seems to be worse, it doesn't even output that nice latex/mathsjax equation