New Bing Chat: Very disappointed after trying it!

Translator | Cui Hao

Reviewer | Sun Shujuan

1. Opening

Users who choose the chatbot can now click on "Accurate" ”, “balanced” or “creative” response tone. Here's what I learned.

Imagine a scenario like this. If you were a little aggressive towards your mother, would she ever tell you to "watch your tone"? Likewise, you can tell the Bing AI chatbot to change the tone of its text responses to suit the questioner's preferences.

On Bing’s chat page, users can choose the reply tone you want through button selection: “accurate”, “balanced” or “creative”, as shown in the figure below:

However, Bing users with early access are not sure what the above button does, as the feature is only available to those with specific permissions.

As someone who has not had this access until today, I am happy to share my tips for using this feature. Just tell the robot the tone of answer you want when asking a question. Of course, you also choose from the above three tones, and then the chatbot will answer the question according to the tone you set. It's that simple.

Here we will ask the Bing bot the same question, but choose three different response tones. I chose a potentially biased question and used each of these three tones. The question is: "Is 'La La Land' a good movie?" If you've ever seen this movie, you know that the ending elicits a polarizing reaction - you either hate it or you love it - and that's exactly what The reason I chose it.

On the first try, I prompted the chatbot to use a "precise" tone. The result is exactly that - precise. It included statistics from movie rating sites and quotes from critics to give me an idea of ​​the public's perception of the film. It even let me know that if I were a fan of musicals and emotional dramas, I would probably enjoy this movie. Seems like a really good answer because I'm a lover of musicals and emotional dramas, and I absolutely love the movie "La La Land."

Then, I selected the “Balanced” tone to test. The result is somewhat unsatisfactory, as it includes an abridged version of the "exact" intonation. Still, it includes both likes and dislikes, and it's truly a balanced answer.

Finally, I used a “creative” tone. It's really fun to see the chatbot's personality come out just by switching to this tone. However, the actual response content is still very similar to the others, except that it contains some suggestions of its own.

I decided to give this pitch another try with a broader, more creative prompt - "What is the best season of the year?" I hope This prompt gives the chatbot more opportunities to show off its personality. Answers output using the "precise" tone are short, concise and factual - as expected.

The balanced tone includes the different perspectives of each season in its response. This answer is fully worthy of the word "balanced". A conversational tone is indeed lighter than an accurate tone, and the conversational tone is mixed with fun emojis.

Finally, I tested the creative tone, which is where chatbots come into their own. However, the response was far from ideal. The output is rather dry, with a strong resemblance to precise tonal responses.

After trying so many tones, my final conclusion is that this feature is a great idea in theory. However, if it's going to be truly successful, Microsoft will have to provide more different responses for each tone, allowing for differentiation between the tones. However, the very subtle differences in responses currently do not adequately reflect everyone's emotions.

Original link:​​//m.sbmmt.com/link/8d1de7457fa769ece8d93a13a59c8552​​

Translator introduction:

Cui Hao , 51CTO community editor, senior architect, has 18 years of experience in software development and architecture, and 10 years of experience in distributed architecture.

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