I find it interesting that the four major conversational LLMs available (Claude, Bard, Bing, ChatGPT) all are based around a chatbot/assistant model.
In using these AI tools for serious work, the chatbot features often get in the way. Is there a reason they all went that way?
In using these AI tools for serious work, the chatbot features often get in the way. Is there a reason they all went that way?
I get the impression that the companies rushing to release AIs didn't realize that they were actually releasing a transformative productivity tool, not delivering a fun consumer product.
Instead, we have tools that disrupt marketing, education, etc. that you have to banter with.
Instead, we have tools that disrupt marketing, education, etc. that you have to banter with.
To be clear, the back-and-forth nature of working with AIs is great, as is the fact that they maintain a memory of the conversation. But they don't all need to have personalities and use first person for errors "I don't have a good answer for that"
Like Bing is the most powerful work tool for analysis I have encountered, but you have to negotiate with it. oneusefulthing.substack.com
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