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My observation of AI queries is that AI seems to favor arguments or opinions that are either slam-dunk obvious, or where there is a strong consensus among ‘experts’.

The examples I’ve seen do not seem to display much boldness or independence - which makes it not very useful IMHO - just a very quick way of producing groupthink.

I’m sure AI can eventually be trained to think “outside of the box” but I haven’t seen example of this, personally.

Maybe this flaw or weakness that I am observing is merely a symptom of the way certain AI platforms have been popularized, rather than a limitation in AI itself.

[Reno89519]

I am finding that there is an art to how you ask a question, and like talking with a little kid, you get further when you ask a serious of smaller questions to build up to the real question you want to ask.

I also find that asking a question three different times will often get three different answers.

And sometimes it simply cannot understand and follow the simplest directions. For example, tell it to give simply Yes/No answers, no text. Just like a kid who won't give that asked Yes/No answer.