aiAnswer

[u/Jooe_1]

[u/FutureSuccess2796]

AI always got the tendency to be your personal cheerleader and tell you that you're right before letting you know what's wrong in the form of recommendations. Unfortunately why someone I know who's got a narcissistic personality is in love with ChatGPT basically and uses it for everything on and off work

[u/veselin465 → u/FutureSuccess2796]

Unfortunately why someone I know who's got a narcissistic personality is in love with ChatGPT basically and uses it for everything on and off work

They just skip the recommendation

[u/FutureSuccess2796 → u/veselin465]

Accurate! Like, I've literally overheard them using GPT's Voice mode and, as it was fixing things in real time, legit got mad at it and started to shout. Imagine walking to that office and hearing "NO! STOP! I told you to edit it so that container is on the UPPER RIGHT CORNER!" And then GPT hits her with the soft "That's my bad. Let me fix this for you!"

If Skynet becomes reality, it's probably gonna remember how she has given ChatGPT an attitude many times as if it were some underappreciated human customer service representative that people think they can treat like garbage.

[u/Few_Move_4594 → u/FutureSuccess2796]

To be fair, AI works better with direct and even rude responses.

[u/Named_after_color → u/FutureSuccess2796]

The recommendations are kinda wrong though and often overwork the problem. They're generally adding for cases that are unlikely to matter and overbloat your codebase.

But who cares anymore it's not like I'm ever going to manually edit a file again.

[u/WernerderChamp]

This is why you use system prompts.

Tell the AI model of your choice to skip this junk.

[u/Arey_125]

I don't know the exact reason, but LLM sometimes pushes back on my decisions and defends its point. I really like this, makes you see some things from different angle

[u/rover_G]

I just want to point out you made a typo

[u/WiiDragon]

And then you fix them and there’s some more