Interesting those instructions sound like the exact opposite of what I want from an AI. Far too often I find them rushing in head first to code something that they don't understand because they didn't have a good enough grasp of what the requirements were which would have been solved with a few clarifying questions. Maybe it just tries to do the opposite of what the user wants.
I bet it has to do with efficient UX experience. Most of the users most of the time want to get the best possible answer from the prompt they have provided straight away. If they need to clarify, they respond with an additional prompt but at any time they can just use what was provided and stop the conversation. Even for simple tasks there’s a lot of room for clarification which would just slow you down most of the time and waste server resources.
