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Use Reddit to test whether an AI answer preserves the constraints that actually matter

A useful way to combine Reddit and an LLM is to build a small answer-evaluation set from the questions people actually ask. The interesting part is often a constraint buried halfway through a post: "offline only," "no monthly fee," "I cannot install software," or "this is for one client, not an ent…

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  1. 2026-09-30 22:24 · r/artificial
    Use Reddit to test whether an AI answer preserves the constraints that actually matter

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