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Is that not something that was already possible with basically every AI provider by prompting it to develop learning steps and not to provide you with a direct
by JoRyGu 1y ago
Is that not something that was already possible with basically every AI provider by prompting it to develop learning steps and not to provide you with a direct answer? I've used this quite a bit when learning new topics and pretty much every provider does this without a specialized model.
- aethrum 1y agoeven chatgpt is just a chatgpt wrapper
- 0000000000100 1y agoIt's really nice to have something like this baked in. I can see this being handy if it's connected to external learning resources / sites to have a more focused area of search for it's answers. Having hard defined walls in the system prompt to prevent just asking for the answer seems pretty handy to me, particularly in a school setting.
- JoRyGu 1y agoYeah, for sure. I wasn't asking from the framing of saying it's a bad idea, my thoughts were more driven by this seeming like something every other major player can just copy with very little effort because it's already kind of baked into the product.