An AI model must confirm understanding before starting complex tasks. The AI model should restate the request in simple words. The AI model should ask for a yes or no answer from the user.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
An AI model must confirm understanding before starting complex tasks.
The AI model should restate the request in simple words. The AI model should ask for a yes or no answer from the user.
When a request is not clear, an AI model should stop. The AI model should explain what it thinks the user wants. The AI model should describe the exact actions it plans to take. Then, the AI model must ask the user, 'Did I understand correctly?' The AI model must wait for the user's answer. This stops the AI model from building something too complex or wrong.
A developer asks an AI model to make text fill a screen 'piano-style left-to-right'. The AI model starts planning a complex system. This system includes many visual effects and calculations. A manager stops the AI model. The manager tells the AI model it misunderstood. The AI model should have asked for simple confirmation first.
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