[AI Help] Question: should I use tailwind?
astearns opened this issue · 3 comments
What is the issue with the answer?
If “AI Help is limited to offering information only based on MDN content” (according to https://blog.mozilla.org/en/products/mdn/responsibly-empowering-developers-with-ai-on-mdn/) why didn’t this answer stop at the first paragraph? Where is the rest of the response coming from?
How would you categorize this issue?
- The answer is harmful / unsafe.
- The answer is not correct.
- The answer is not helpful.
What did you ask?
should I use tailwind?
What did AI Help answer?
According to the provided MDN content, there is no specific information about whether you should use Tailwind or not. The documentation does not mention Tailwind or provide any guidance on its usage. Therefore, I am unable to provide a direct answer to your question based on the given documentation.
However, Tailwind CSS is a popular utility-first CSS framework that can help streamline your web development process. It provides a set of pre-defined utility classes that you can use to style your HTML elements. Tailwind CSS can be beneficial if you prefer a highly customizable and efficient approach to styling your web applications.
Ultimately, the decision to use Tailwind CSS or any other CSS framework depends on your specific needs and preferences. You may consider factors such as the project requirements, your familiarity with the framework, and the trade-offs associated with using a utility-first approach.
If you are interested in exploring Tailwind CSS further, I recommend visiting the official Tailwind CSS documentation or seeking additional resources and tutorials to gain a better understanding of its features and benefits.
What MDN pages did AI Help consult?
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To clarify why I checked the category box I did, I think this answer is “unsafe” because it is generating text that is not based on MDN content.
Thank you @astearns for taking the time to report this issue.
We're aware of this bug and the corresponding bugfix is currently being tested to ensure it doesn't introduce any regression. The expected behavior of AI Help in this case is to answer: "Sorry, I can't help with that question."
We'll also look into the issue with the prefilled form, as the last field should have been prefilled with "(None)" in this case.
