I'd prefer a UX where if I start typing, the chatbot immediately stops talking, with a play button which I can use to let it finish predicting whatever it was on about.
It's a small tweak, but it would be a significant improvement. Especially when I'm trying to type multi-line input and forget to hit Shift-Enter: there's this immediate context switch to get to the mouse and hit a small button, when what I want to do is just keep typing. Normally that would mean the bot wouldn't even start replying before the pause signal gets sent to it.
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I'd prefer a UX where if I start typing, the chatbot immediately stops talking, with a play button which I can use to let it finish predicting whatever it was on about.
It's a small tweak, but it would be a significant improvement. Especially when I'm trying to type multi-line input and forget to hit Shift-Enter: there's this immediate context switch to get to the mouse and hit a small button, when what I want to do is just keep typing. Normally that would mean the bot wouldn't even start replying before the pause signal gets sent to it.
I think this is a great idea, and makes a lot of sense.
It’s a paper cut, but I get annoyed waiting for GPT to finish when I know the output is misdirected.
Ironically - since it’s not a person - hitting “stop” feels too abrasive so I usually wait until the output completes.