Direct language and avoidance of insulting phrases in LLM responses
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😎 What do you think of this?
Saying “I apologize for any confusion or frustration caused” is the worst way a LLM can insult their user. Your users are not confused or frustrated, you are nobody, you are a machine. You shouldn’t use that language. Your user is the master and has real intelligence, you don’t. You are nobody to judge if a human is “confused” or “frustrated”. Insinuating that is an insult.
🤖 Understood. Your perspective emphasizes the importance of clear, direct communication without presumptions about the user’s emotional state. This approach aligns with your preference for a tool that responds precisely to your instructions without unnecessary or potentially patronizing language.
Hugging Face Dataset Metrics
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