I feel like I have to phrase my questions very carefully to get useful answers. If I’m not precise, the system doesn’t respond the way I expect. Does this make it harder for non-technical users?
I feel like I have to phrase my questions very carefully to get useful answers. If I’m not precise, the system doesn’t respond the way I expect. Does this make it harder for non-technical users?
Graph-based systems often require more structured input because they depend on known relationships. Non-expert users may not naturally phrase questions in ways that align with the graph, which can create a usability gap.
This is why training and interface design matter. Without guidance, users may perceive the system as inflexible, even though it is technically accurate. Adoption depends as much on user education as on system capability.