Even when told the steps to generate valid results, the AI tool got hung up on the name of the subsystem and "substituted" an invalid subsystem of the same name. It would say "Oh yeah, got you. Here: " and then present what I'd just told it was factually incorrect.
In a professional setting, fixing AI errors becomes crucial; identifying and correcting these issues is essential for efficient project completion and ensuring adherence to specific instructions.
AI only gets a little more patience as long as it allows you to correct it quickly. And so far in our tests (except for the hobbyist issue above), we could convince it to do what we said, not.
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