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Gemini does it but not in a clickbaity way. It basically asks, at the end "would you like to know more about this specific or that specific"? Yes, there's some
by parl_match 7mo ago
Gemini does it but not in a clickbaity way. It basically asks, at the end "would you like to know more about this specific or that specific"?
Yes, there's some "growth hacking" bs, but prompting the user to ask more questions about details is a far distance from what oAI is doing. I agree it's all bad behavior, but in shades.
- arctic-true 7mo agoI found Gemini to keep asking the same follow-up questions regardless of my responses. In discussing a health topic, it repeatedly offered recipes for healthy snacks - 4 times, before I finally affirmatively said “no, I do not need snack recipes.” It dutifully stopped. Not quite clickbait, but it had very clearly decided where it wanted the conversation to go.
- Mathnerd314 7mo agoAt least with Gemini, I found the trick is to add anything in any system instruction about a task list. Then the follow-up prompt will always be, do you want to add a task for that? Which is actually useful most of the time.