Comment by maginx

I agree - I don't know what field it formally is, but computer science it is not. It is also related to information retrieval aka "Google skills", problem presentation, 'theory of mind', even management and psychology. I'm saying the latter because people often ridicule AI responses for giving bad answers that are 'too AI'. But often it is simply because not enough context-specific information was given to allow the AI to giving a more personalized response. One should compare the response to "If I had asked a random person on the internet this query, what might I have gotten". If you write "The response should be written as a <insert characteristics, context, whatever you feel is relevant>" it will deliver a much less AI. This is just as much about how you pose a problem in general, as it is about computer science.