When Aime returns an answer, you can assess the quality of its response using the thumbs-up/thumbs-down feedback icons. Clicking thumbs-up returns positive feedback to the AI engine. The assumptions it made to understand your prompt and generate the response are given more weight in the language model.
Aime also interprets copying the results to the clipboard using the copy button () as a thumbs-up response.
Clicking thumbs-down indicates your dissatisfaction with the results. This negative feedback also informs the AI so that it can improve its responses. When you click the negative-feedback icon, a pop-up window appears, asking you to explain why you weren't happy with the results. Figure 1. Negative Feedback Pop-up You can click any of the pre-set boxes and enter up to 255 characters of additional feedback in the text entry box.
Aime's AI engine uses your feedback to inform future responses.
