Aria doesn't list one of the ways to type Pi symbol on Android

[Terryyy]

Terryyy last edited by

You can type the mathematical constant pi (π) into an Android text message by using the following steps:

• Open the keyboard on your Android device.
• Make sure that you have the Google Keyboard selected.
• Touch the "?123" button on the lower left.
• Touch the "=<" button on the lower left.
• In the top row, you should find the mathematical symbol "π".
  (Aria did not provide this answer, but should include it.)

[leocg]

leocg Moderator Volunteer @Terryyy last edited by

@terryyy Did you reply to her saying it, so that she can learn?

[Terryyy]

Terryyy @leocg last edited by

@leocg Hi, I did not know that replying to Aria would help her learn.
I looked up how to improve Aria, and Opera said to write a feedback.
So, that is what I have done.

[Terryyy]

Terryyy @leocg last edited by

@leocg
I just sent Aria the above feedback, and she liked it!

[TravelTales]

TravelTales @Terryyy last edited by

@terryyy that's awesome that Aria appreciated the feedback! It's always good when AI assistants can learn from examples like that. Thanks for taking the time to provide that helpful suggestion - improving conversational ability is so important.

[BestCodes]

BestCodes @Terryyy last edited by

@terryyy @TravelTales

AI is cool. Aria is based on GPT and PaLM models, so it does learn when you give it feedback and even from just talking to you. I believe that Opera would like feedback about errors in something like the rendering engine, UI, or other functionality of Aria like say if there was a bug in the “Copy” button or something like that. Best Regards!

Hi, I'm Best_codes! I'm a full-stack web dev who moderates on the makeblock forum. My website is here: https://the-best-codes.github.io/?opera. I love Opera, so I'm on here occasionally to report bugs and answer some questions.

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leocg Moderator Volunteer @Terryyy last edited by

@terryyy AIs also learn from what we say to them.