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@cthos as someone who used to do a LOT of query interfaces and results screens, often for things where the consequences of misunderstanding the results were severe,

most people would rather have a natural language interface that gives them the wrong results (and misrepresents them so you’re not aware they’re wrong) than something which took fifteen minutes to learn but gave you a near-perfect understanding of what you were asking for

it doesn’t matter that an error in the query or a mistake in undertstanding the data could bankrupt the business, or result in patient harm, or whatever, people would rather use natural language than be perfectly understood