This is a good point. Lately I have been experimenting with phrasing the question in a way that it makes it believe that I prefer what I am suggesting, while the truth is that I don't.
For example:
- I implement something.
- Then I ask it to review it and suggest alternatives. Where it will likely say my solution is the best.
- Then I say something like "Isn't the other approach better for __reason__ ?". Where the approach might not even be something it suggested.
And it seems that sometimes it gives me some valid points.
For example: - I implement something. - Then I ask it to review it and suggest alternatives. Where it will likely say my solution is the best. - Then I say something like "Isn't the other approach better for __reason__ ?". Where the approach might not even be something it suggested.
And it seems that sometimes it gives me some valid points.