https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=171312
--- Comment #9 from Eyal Rozenberg <[email protected]> --- (In reply to Danat from comment #8) > You can experiment. Find my report that seems problematic and ask an AI > about it. My criticism is intended to help you file more effective bug reports. Ones in which readers don't have to "ask AI" or ask anybody, because the premise, intent and expectations are clear. As a bug poster, you should minimize the effort and the ambiguity for readers, since writing happens once and reading happens multiple times. This will also improve the disposition and willingness to actually address the bug by developers (and design team members, if they discuss it). Also, you keep adding some of us personally to the CC list, to many bugs, over a short period of time. This is not customary, and it puts somewhat of a burden on us; you should at least minimize that burden. Finally, from personal experience - even when making an effort, people can often misunderstand what we mean in bug reports, project what they think is important, etc. This occasionally happens to me even today, after over 1,000 bugs filed. You are already putting some effort into your bug reports by making videos. That's nice, and considerate (I'm not being sarcastic). But with even less than the effort of creating the video you can make the reports more precise. (In reply to Danat from comment #8) > Never even once will it fail to understand, but you do for some > reason. On the contrary. First, LLMs do not, generally, "understand". They produce text that sounds appropriate give the context. Often that text is useful and valid; but often, it is divorced from reality (so called "hallucination", although LLMs _only_ hallucinate, really). Moreover, even in this particular case, Copilot's output regards the creation of a new frame. But if we were to interpret your bug that way, we would close it as WORKSFORME, since the bug does not manifest when creating a new frame. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
