I wasn’t being serious, although I am curious how much some dumb response for something like case insensitive ‘thank you’ could actually save them.
Context is key, so replying with some canned response isn’t actually going to work, but it might be interesting to ship pleasantries off to a smaller cheaper model?
if (text == “Thank you”) print(“You’re welcome”)
Hello ChatGPT, how to say thank you in Japanese?
You are welcome!
What about Thank you! or thank you or THANK YOU or thanks or tahnk you or thank yuo or thabk you or thanks you or multumesc or mulțumesc
You now need to train an AI to detect if a message is saying thanks or not
I wasn’t being serious, although I am curious how much some dumb response for something like case insensitive ‘thank you’ could actually save them.
Context is key, so replying with some canned response isn’t actually going to work, but it might be interesting to ship pleasantries off to a smaller cheaper model?
if (text === "Thank you") print("You're welcome")This isn’t an 80s parser based adventure game, unfortunately…
'80s I’ll have you know that’s valid JavaScript right now.
I am aware. What I am referring to is text-based adventure games that did reply ‘you’re welcome’ when you typed in thank you.