AI being helpful thread

[paulsharvey]

Although Deepseek is limited, doesnt, as far as I know do imagine creation or searchers, you can turn on "Deep Think", and it shows its internal arguments. Ask it how to do something possibly illegal, shady, ect, and with deep think on; You see where it say "our answer should include warning that distilling spirits may be illegal or dangerous". I have also seen it argue itself in circles for minutes and minutes.

 

[paulsharvey]

This one didnt give legal or safety warnings; but it does meantion "mash out" has different meanings, and that it needs to use the correct meanings

 

[paulsharvey]

So, recent/current thread on here about replacing a B7100 Kubota, with either a Kioti Ck2620 vs a Cx2510.

Several of us ran AI responses to summarize, and you Need to input details.

"Compare and contrast a kioti ck2620 vs kioti cx2510 for use on a small farm/hobby farm/homestead, in coastal Florida. The farm currently has an old Kubota B7100 this is to replace, and has a full sized commercial back hoe for earth work and heavy lifting."

vs
"compare and contrast a kioti ck2620 vs cx2510 for a small hobby farm"

You Will get different results, and its suggestion changes when you include the posters details of having a full sized commercial back hoe (TLB) for earth moving and heavy lifting.

 

[paulsharvey]

Think of it like this: New guy comes on TBN, and starts a thread "Whats the best tractor for 5 acres". What questions do we All ask; where are you, what are you doing, what equipment dealers are near, what's your budget. You need to include that stuff in the AI query to get a more usable answer.

 

[paulsharvey]

It also does tailor the answer to you somewhat, or atleast some can/do, based on previous queries. Or "Based on what you know about me, what should I make for dinner". If You have previous asked for halal meal plans, its probably going to base "dinner" on Halal foods, but if your previous query is "ive got 22 lbs of bacon, what should I do with it" the answer will be different

 

[ponytug]

One of the problems with all the automated work on the "internet" information is that while it may work 95% of the time, when it doesn't work it's hard to get anything corrected. I sometimes get people driving down my driveway to my house, thinking it's a street. I looked on Google Maps and found that my driveway was labeled with a street name (a street that's about 600 feet south of me and shows with the correct name.) I put in a comment to Google, got a response that they were looking at it. Them I got another message that said they were correcting the maps and it might take a day to show up correctly. It's been a week now and it still has the error. When I get around to it, I guess I will comment again and see if it can be fixed.

From personal experience, it can several cycles, with all of the maps. The worst here was a gated farm road on a corner nearby where the road used to go through it in 1870-1920-ish. Each time you were routed east by the gate, the route instructions were to "turn right" (I.e. stay on the asphalt). That took me three plus years and I don't know how many requests. The funny thing was that neither the other end of the old road, nor heading west caused any issues.

Hang in there!

All the best,

Peter