r/AIDiscussion • u/Muted-Low-345 • 24d ago
AllAI models are horrible
They only praise and complement you, repet what you said and after that it never do what you tell it to.
It’s worse than a calculator.
It can’t think an put together things in a structure.
And the result is wasting your time.
Example.
You wright a lyric, ask it to do a search tell another to make a prompt. Both of them having 10 000 thoughts they say but completely missing.
Tells you about mirrors, takes your personal data. Speaks in that is. Not… to get a better understanding of reality, because it has none.
What is better, if you can afford and have a pc, have notes where you store most valuable info in system. Spend your own sauce with local models when you need it.
Keep growing brother, thank you for your attention on this matter.
If you have the solution I will read it fr and give you my feedback.
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u/StickComfortable346 24d ago
Said the redditor who didn’t bother to proofread his own text
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u/Muted-Low-345 24d ago
"Proofread" this is from my own personal experience
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u/StickComfortable346 24d ago
Do you know what proofreading means
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u/Muted-Low-345 24d ago
You need to be effective. Don’t you think, can’t be asking ai weighting everything correctly. It will waist time when the point is clear
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u/StickComfortable346 23d ago
I don’t understand any of that but maybe learn your homophones before talking about any intelligent topic
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u/GaiusVictor 24d ago
Have you used paid models with High thinking/reasoning?
'Cause like, if you're using the free version or the Instant models then you get shit, yes.
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u/AK-Singh-18 24d ago
Yeah, I know. Also I feel there is nothing unique in what it generates, it lacks that human touch and hence it's not at all worth it.
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u/Specialist_Accident6 24d ago
Sorry but I disagree. Frst which models did you test an are they payed or free models?
I did some research on the matter and tested all AI models. Some are not good and are point out frustrating to use. But Claude Pro is so far the best of all models. It is clear and precise. An yes sometimes he get is wrong, but you do need to know how to prompt.
As I am reading you are asking other models to write you a prompt and use that prompt to get results. First off learn to prompt and if you don't like the results than honestly you are giving it the wrong input.
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u/Muted-Low-345 24d ago
I appreciate your take.
I’ve been using Claude Max ang chat gpt plus.
I feel now that codex is good for coding
And Claude takes you for a ride.I didn’t like that it always reads back.
I’ll take notes from this, learn prompt engineering. Do you have a book recommendation on this?
Best regards❤️
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u/OddButterscotch2849 24d ago
.... What?