Feedback Buttons

Feedback buttons

Feedback helps improve the AI:

Thumbs up/down gives quick insight into whether the answer was helpful, off-target, confusing, or spot-on. Not every user wants to write a full review, so a quick thumb press is an easy way to contribute without effort. Detailed feedback (the modal window) gives context – like what was wrong, what was missing, or what worked well. It’s one of the fastest ways users can provide feedback to product team.
Feedback also helps build trust – it shows the system cares about input, and isn’t just auto-generating forever without reflection.

Meta AI shows thumbs buttons. When you click on one of them, a expandable menu appears, where the user can pick relevant option.

Meta AI

GitHub Copilot shows thumbs buttons, and when one is clicked, a modal window appears asking the user to participate in a UX research session. The next modal allows the user to fill in a free text area details, reminding not to include sensitive information. Additionally, it provides the option to copy logs.

GitHub Copilot

DeepSeek shows thumbs buttons. When you click on one of them, a modal window appears and asks you for detailed feedback with selectable options and optional free text area.

DeepSeek

Qwen Perplexity shows thumbs buttons. When you click on one of them, a optional non-modal window appears, where the user can pick details or add information into a free text field.

Qwen by Alibaba

v0 shows thumbs buttons. When you click on one of them, a modal window appears and asks you for detailed feedback with selectable options and optional free text area.

v0 by Vercel

Grok shows thumbs buttons. When you click on one of them, a expandable menu appears, where the user can pick relevant option.

Grok

Perplexity shows thumbs buttons. When you click on one of them, a optional non-modal window appears, where the user can pick details or click “Other” to open a free text area.

Perplexity

ChatGPT shows thumbs buttons. When you click on one of them, a non-modal window appears, where the user can pick details or click “More” to open a modal window with additional detail options.

ChatGPT