Usually, if you want them to stop pretending they're people, you need to specify it in the prompt/settings.

It's less than worthless to argue with them. If you catch an issue: call it out, correct it, and move on. They don't learn, they can't, and by doing this sort of back and forth you're treating it like you'd act towards a person you absolutely hate, rather than treating it like a machine or piece of software.

Edit: you don't want the stupid back and forth with a clanker, don't engage it in a stupid back and forth.

Glorified (but surprisingly effective) random word generator strikes again

get this fecal porn out of here

That's what you get for talking to The Lying Machine.

they want you to believe it's sentient.

it's not.

that's a trained response, clearly, because a machine can't typo.

Sonnet is pretty much an idiot, though.

That back and forth will cost you 1 dollar tqvm.

Chatgpt did something similar to me yesterday. I needed help figuring out what to install to fix an issue I had. I asked.

"Do I need to I stall package A?"

It said

"you need to install pacgages B C and D, But dont install package A, you dont need that. Here is the command to install

sudo apt install A B C

I apologise I made a mistake I accidentally gave you the wrong command because you dont need package A. Here is the command you actually need

sudo apt install B C D

Like what the actual fuck! The results are so useless I wasted my entire afternoon and evening on this word salat generator trying to debug my issue and I never got any closer to a solution. What a waste of resources

Yeah, the free tier is utter dogshit. I don't even know why it's exists, as it only put me off.

Imagine there was a demo for Halo, and it was just The Library.

The username for your claude acount lol

I've tried using claude to setup my aeof hosted home services because I simply dont have the time. I really REALLY gave it a fair shot. I was in between every action to see what it did, I checked everything it did before implementing it.

Pretty much 30% of the Claude suggestions ranged from mistake to incorrect to what the fucking donkey balls are you doing.

Oy would continuously go around in circles building up one thing, breaking another. Fixing the other, breaking the one

The amount of times I saw the words "fair point" was insane, and I would have spent less time trying to figure it out all by myself.

The only good thing about it is that it sometimes managed to sift through error logs really quickly and sometimes it was good at searching for information on the internet faster than I could

Claude is not AI, its an LLM. Its a tool that has certain limited uses but I think claude is well adept (as in, does a great job with few mistakes) for about 5-10% of the tasks its currently used for. Most people use Claude as a screw driver to hammer in nails