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That's interesting but raised the same question, why berate a machine? Either the agent is not a person, in which case, anything it does wrong is your fault. Or
by lunchbucket 2mo ago
That's interesting but raised the same question, why berate a machine? Either the agent is not a person, in which case, anything it does wrong is your fault. Or it is a person, it can be blamed for mistakes, but then we can't in good conscious use it as a tool.
- sweetjuly 2mo agoOne must imagine punching the wall feels good (in the moment)
- tdeck 2mo agoBerating a real person is often unproductive too, but people do it to make themselves feel better.
- lunchbucket 1mo agoBut it's at least plausible the person you're berating is responsible for the error.
- inkcapmushroom 2mo agoBerating an LLM's response as a way to improve output has worked for at least some subset of LLMs and outputs. I have a coworker who told me that "hack" anyways.