> These AI systems are not able to describe their own capabilities or strengths and are not aware of their limitations and weaknesses
I've experienced this with github copilot. At the beginning of a copilot chat, there's a short paragraph. It tells you to use "slash commands" for various purposes. I ask for a list of what slash commands are available. It responds by giving me a general definition of the term "slash command". No. I want to know which slash commands you support. Then it tells me it doesn't actually support slash commands.
I definitely feel like I'm falling into the non-power-user category described here in most of my AI interactions. So often I just end up arguing them in circles and them constantly agreeing and correcting, but never addressing my original goal.
I've experienced this with github copilot. At the beginning of a copilot chat, there's a short paragraph. It tells you to use "slash commands" for various purposes. I ask for a list of what slash commands are available. It responds by giving me a general definition of the term "slash command". No. I want to know which slash commands you support. Then it tells me it doesn't actually support slash commands.
I definitely feel like I'm falling into the non-power-user category described here in most of my AI interactions. So often I just end up arguing them in circles and them constantly agreeing and correcting, but never addressing my original goal.