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    Austen Allred Shares AI Feedback Query Example

    Tweet shows user complaint met with AI request for specifics and scoring rubric.

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    Austen Allred, founder of Gauntlet AI and co-founder of BloomTech, posted an exchange in which a user states the output sucks. The model replies by requesting a precise description of the issues, multiple examples of good output, and a detailed rubric for scoring. The post appears under the AI topic and presents the dialogue as an illustration of model behavior when receiving negative feedback.

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    @AustenUser: “Wow, this output sucks.” AI model: “I’m sorry to hear that. Could you describe precisely why? And also give me an example of what ‘good’ would look like? Or many? And also a detailed rubric you could score one against to determine if the output is good?”

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    @AustenUser: “Wow, this output sucks.” AI model: “I’m sorry to hear that. Could you describe precisely why? And also give me an example of what ‘good’ would look like? Or many? And also a detailed rubric you could score one against to determine if the output is good?”