When I ask Copilot something, the response usually starts with “Great question!”, followed by emojis and encouraging words that gently pet my fragile ego. Pretty much anything seems to pass for a “good question”, so if my questions are able to surpass that exceedingly low standard, I no longer feel very confident about their quality.
Am I the only one feeling this way? Anyone else noticing how excessive encouragement can have the opposite effect?
Well, just tell your favorite chat-bot not to do it.
GPT has a place in the setting where you can tell it to skip the flattery and follow up questions. Copilot doesn’t, but it’s just a budget LLM in more than one way, so that checks out.
I don’t use copilot, but can’t you just set ‘system prompt’ in it?
Like a default prompt that starts every conversation? Haven’t found a way to do that.
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Great question! 😺
Quick search confirms that it’s possible, and they even advertise it, but I don’t have enough mental strenght to jump trough the hoops needed to find out where exactly is it on microsofts numerous sites.
LOL. Good one! This sort of stuff just ruins LLMs for future generations.
Anyway, I’ll see what I can find. Thanks.