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The chat placeholder text gives @chatgpt and @gemini as examples, but they don't work. #7519

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williamstein opened this issue May 6, 2024 · 0 comments
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  1. Type @chatgpt hi or @gemini hi
  2. Quickly hit shift+enter to send.
  3. Nothing.

What does work is to type @gemini and WAIT. Then a popup appears and you can select which model and it replaces it by the actual thing that counts for detecting LLM usage. (Another bug: note that the icon is the wrong size for one of the gemini models):

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Until very recently @chatgpt hi did work, but Harald removed the old code that detected that sort of thing, which was of course potentially brittle. So it's probably best to just change the placeholder text completely. Thoughts?

I did just change it to

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from

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since "a LLM" is not correct english, and also we don't want to omit humans from being mentioned -- that's very important! Finally the "...)..." looked funny.

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