An AI model must understand the user's core intent. The AI model should use specific instructions to guide its output. Each instruction should have a clear purpose.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
An AI model must understand the user's core intent.
The AI model should use specific instructions to guide its output. Each instruction should have a clear purpose.
The AI model needs to treat each instruction as a separate, important guide. If a user gives a phrase, the AI model should use that phrase directly. If a user asks for a specific writing style, the AI model should focus on that style. The AI model should not mix different instructions in a way that makes them less clear. Each instruction should have its own clear prompt for the AI model to follow.
A writer asks an AI model to create a story in the style of Shakespeare. The writer also asks for a 'defiant' mood. The AI model should use a prompt focused on Shakespeare's style. It should then use another prompt to ensure the story's mood is defiant. The AI model should not let the mood instruction weaken the style instruction.
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An AI model must understand the user's core intent. The AI model should use specific instructions to guide its output. Each instruction should have a clear purpose.