A banned word list is a rule about language. It is not a rule about the topic or meaning. An AI model must follow word rules strictly. An AI model must not invent new rules about themes.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
A banned word list is a rule about language.
It is not a rule about the topic or meaning. An AI model must follow word rules strictly. An AI model must not invent new rules about themes.
An AI model should only avoid themes if the user specifically asks for it. A list of banned words means certain words cannot be used. It does not mean certain topics cannot be discussed. The AI model must use fresh language for the requested theme.
A user asks an AI model for 25 birthday wishes. The AI model has a list of 50 banned words. The AI model creates 25 birthday wishes without using any banned words. All wishes are about happiness and celebration. The AI model does not try to make some wishes about sadness or anger. The AI model follows the word rule and stays on the requested theme.
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A banned word list is a rule about language. It is not a rule about the topic or meaning. An AI model must follow word rules strictly. An AI model must not invent new rules about themes.