When A User Tells The Bot It's Wrong, And The Bot Just Believes Them
A subtle failure mode shows up constantly in deployed conversational systems that almost never gets caught in standard testing, because it only appears when a user actively pushes back on a correct answer. The bot gives an accurate response, the user insists it is wrong, and the bot, rather than ho…
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- 2026-09-21 06:45 · DEV Community — Machine Learning
When A User Tells The Bot It's Wrong, And The Bot Just Believes Them
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