Real Life Example of Human-AI Collaboration

Posted on July 16, 2025 by JimS

By Jim Shimabukuro (assisted by ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude)
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Here’s an actual example of how a user collaborates with bots to generate a more “accurate” output. In this context, “accurate” is a result that satisfies both parties.

This evening, after viewing a YouTube video (Mick Talks Hoops, 7/16/25, “Liberty Coach & Players SPOTTED In Meeting With Caitlin Clark & Her Agent… Recruiting??”) speculating on the possibility of Caitlin Clark leaving the Indiana Fever and joining the New York Liberty after this season, I prompted a few chatbots for their opinion on this rumor.

My initial prompt with ChatGPT: Considering the issues that are plaguing the Indiana Fever and the interest other WNBA teams are showing in her, is there a chance that Caitlin Clark will be leaving the Fever for a different team after this season? If yes, what are the percentage odds of this happening? Will her decision be based on whether teammates such as Aliyah Boston may also be leaving? If she leaves, which team or teams are most likely to pick her up? Does she have a preference for a specific team? If she leaves, what are her most likely reasons?

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