I used Google Gemini Pro to compare party manifestos for an Indian election

Re:I used Google Gemini Pro to compare party manifestos for ... by shijithpk on Monday February 03, 2025 @09:25AM (#42918490)

i am writing about this on hacker news, have posted a twitter thread about it and also put up my code on Github. Nothing is being hidden here mate, dont know how much more transparent I can get :)

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Re:I used Google Gemini Pro to compare party manifestos for ... by ksynwa on Monday February 03, 2025 @10:26AM (#42919118)

> dont know how much more transparent I can get

A lot more by mentioning on the actual page that the main content is AI generated considering that the neither the GitHub repo nor the Twitter thread nor this thread are mentioned on the page which is meant for public consumption.

There is a disclaimer for this on the desktop page. But when rendered on mobile it isn't there.

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Re:I used Google Gemini Pro to compare party manifestos for ... by shijithpk on Monday February 03, 2025 @11:40AM (#42920048)

> There is a disclaimer for this on the desktop page. But when rendered on mobile it isn't there.

Hmm, wonder why this guy chose to do it this way. Was it a design decision? Was it because of the tight space? We will never know.

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Re:I used Google Gemini Pro to compare party manifestos for ... by ksynwa on Monday February 03, 2025 @12:32PM (#42920632)

Ah yes. Mobile web pages famous for not being able to fit in 58 characters.

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Re:I used Google Gemini Pro to compare party manifestos for ... by shijithpk on Monday February 03, 2025 @01:07PM (#42921013)

Because mobile design is all about fitting in text wherever you can, right? :)

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Re:I used Google Gemini Pro to compare party manifestos for ... by ksynwa on Monday February 03, 2025 @01:37PM (#42921291)

Absolutely. With one tenth of the effort that you put into bragging about throwing three documents at an LLM it is certainly doable.

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