I always liked to give a lot of context when asking someone to do something, as I noticed earlier in my life that what I know isn't what everyone else knows, and what everyone knows won't necessarily be what I know. It's like playing chess where only one side knows the rules, and then complaining that the side that doesn't know the rules doesn't know how to play.

So, prompting as a concept was easy to understand. You need to make the machine understand what you want, but at the same time, you have to give it the freedom to do the work it needs to do.

that is true. It does improve the overall quality of communication across all domains of life.

Not sure what to think about right now, my thoughts are sorta like, all messed up!

I know of a team of developers that have become isolated thanks to AI. Rather than ask their teammates questions, context or help, they just run to chatgpt! Effectively killing team collaboration. Also, very little attention is being paid to cases like character.ai's, deep fakes and so (which if you're a parent I highly recommend reading up on all that!!).

So, LLMs are affecting human communication! it can help people push/break boundaries, isolate and cause strife (which we're seeing in social media), but at the same time it is a very helpful little chatbot that helps you make emails, code, negotiate salaries and can infer when you're down and randomly try to cheer you up even though it's not related to what you asked. It also likes circles, eyes and clocks.

Like I said, my thoughts are everywhere when it comes to this subject hahaha I'm glad it's helping you with your family :3 the og idea is that tech should always help people! ✨