“I was just so surprised by how different the responses were,” Van Koevering said. "Some responses were so bad I couldn’t believe the model would suggest it. And sometimes I just thought, “Wow I should be more careful in my emails.'”
Why aren’t you writing your own correspondence, I do not understand.
Because many of the people we’re forced to interact with in our capitalist society don’t deserve the energy.
Even the ones that should become unworthy because they’re restrained by systems designed to maximize profit and minimize liability instead of offering a good service by a human who would normally care.
Especially when responding to someone writing you to express gratitude, using an LLM is super disrespectful IMO. You shouldn’t need an LLM to write, “You’re welcome, thank you for helping with ____.”
Be concise in your emails, that respects a person’s time and still gets the message across.
If you write either of these 4 emails I hate you.
Why aren’t you writing your own correspondence, I do not understand.
Because many of the people we’re forced to interact with in our capitalist society don’t deserve the energy.
Even the ones that should become unworthy because they’re restrained by systems designed to maximize profit and minimize liability instead of offering a good service by a human who would normally care.
if you have to be that verbose when prompting ‘ai’ to write an email, just dictate the damn message using speech-to-text.
Especially when responding to someone writing you to express gratitude, using an LLM is super disrespectful IMO. You shouldn’t need an LLM to write, “You’re welcome, thank you for helping with ____.”
Be concise in your emails, that respects a person’s time and still gets the message across.
write a reply email to this reply email expressing thanks for expressing thanks, for our earlier email expressing thanks to their thanks
Different prompts result in different responses…*shocked pikachu face*