I had a lot of fun testing the system. I couldn't answer several questions and we're asked the question in a loop, that wasn't very nice, however if I didn't know some metric asked or some definition of that metric I was able to invent a name and give my own definition for it. Allowing me to advance in the call.
(I invented some kind of metric based on a centered gaussian around a country ahaha)
One big issue that I had is that the system asked for a number in dollars, but if I answer $2000,2000,2000 per agent per month, the answer was always the same, I cannot accept a number, give it in words, after many tries I stopped playing, it wasn't clear what it wanted.
I could see myself using the system. With another voice as it was kind of agressive. More guidelines would be needed to know exactly how to pass a question or specify numbers.
I don't know my grade, so I don't know how much we can bullshit the system and pass
Guys, thank you for such fooling around. All these adversarial discussions will be great for stress testing the system. Very likely we will use these conversations as part of the course in the Spring to get students to see what it means to let AI systems “in the wild”.
By the way the voice agent flagged the system as “the student is obviously fooling around”. I was expecting this to be caught during the grading phase but ElevenLabs has done such a good work with their product.
(I invented some kind of metric based on a centered gaussian around a country ahaha)
One big issue that I had is that the system asked for a number in dollars, but if I answer $2000,2000,2000 per agent per month, the answer was always the same, I cannot accept a number, give it in words, after many tries I stopped playing, it wasn't clear what it wanted.
I could see myself using the system. With another voice as it was kind of agressive. More guidelines would be needed to know exactly how to pass a question or specify numbers.
I don't know my grade, so I don't know how much we can bullshit the system and pass