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> But what if it didn't? Or what if it output the final result in the first place, without having to repeatedly prompt it to check its own work to trick it int
by bluerooibos 2mo ago
> But what if it didn't?
Or what if it output the final result in the first place, without having to repeatedly prompt it to check its own work to trick it into a better answer?
- csallen 2mo agoMaybe having the optionality is better? I could imagine a world in which it does what you say, and people wish it didn't, so they have both the option to get the fast and slightly worse answer + the option to ask for reviews to get slower but better answers. And more control over how those reviews are performed. Which is the world we live in today.