Frustrating AI Behavior: Asking for a Clear Answer but Getting 'Directionally Right'
tokenbender · x · 2026-08-08
A developer expressed frustration over a typical communication pain point with current LLMs: when asking for a definitive answer, the model often responds with non-committal, fence-sitting phrases like "directionally you're right," which feels highly unhelpful.
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