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Chatbots to help you ask better questions, not get better answers?
When did a chatbot ever decline to answer your question? Or prompt you to reflect on its implicit assumptions? Probably never, since they’re designed to be compliant assistants serving answers – you’re always the boss and it jumps to meet your every question. However, there can be benefit to the bot pushing back, which can […]
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