I agree but would like to share an anecdote. There are some orders that I've found nearly impossible for humans to get right until I prompt engineered them.
"Two double quarter pounders with cheese" will either be two quarter pounders with cheese, or one double quarter pounder with cheese. With humans I have to order "a double quarter pounder with cheese", wait for them to enter it, then "another double quarter pounder with cheese".
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It becomes super valuable when the error rate is lower than humans though. I think this will be the main driver for applications like this.
Yeah, but from what I can tell, there are some fundamental issues to be solved before we get an error rate anything like that with Generative AI.
I agree but would like to share an anecdote. There are some orders that I've found nearly impossible for humans to get right until I prompt engineered them.
"Two double quarter pounders with cheese" will either be two quarter pounders with cheese, or one double quarter pounder with cheese. With humans I have to order "a double quarter pounder with cheese", wait for them to enter it, then "another double quarter pounder with cheese".