Last week, TechCrunch reported that Google allegedly told contractors evaluating Gemini not to skip any prompts, regardless of their expertise, based on internal guidance seen by the company.
Contractors are currently being told not to skip prompts that “require specialized subject matter knowledge” and to “assess the parts of the prompt that they understand,” which means they have no knowledge. A note has been added that this is not the field in which it is held. You can skip it if it’s missing much of the information or contains harmful content.
Google provided a statement to Engadget, saying the evaluators “perform a wide range of tasks across many different Google products and platforms.” They will provide valuable feedback not only on the content of your answers, but also on style, format, and other elements. ”
— Matt Smith
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Literally, set it and forget it.
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The concept was unveiled last year.
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The company teased a laptop concept that could be rolled out in 2022.
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Lenovo’s 6th generation ThinkBook Plus will come with an expandable rolling display, according to images shared by leaker Evan Blass. The company unveiled its first “rollable” laptop concept in 2022. The display can stretch and retract until it’s essentially two screens on top of each other. The Lenovo image shows a video call open at the top of the display and what appears to be a PowerPoint presentation at the bottom. Looks a little strange.
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