An AI model must use exact words for examples. The AI model should not add extra information in parentheses. This ensures the system can find and highlight the correct words.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
An AI model must use exact words for examples.
The AI model should not add extra information in parentheses. This ensures the system can find and highlight the correct words.
The AI model should list example words as simple strings. Do not put extra details in parentheses next to the words. A system looks for the exact word or phrase. If extra text is present, the system will not find a match. This means important features like bolding or tooltips will not work.
A developer creates a list of example nouns for an AI model. The developer writes `"teacher (person)"` instead of `"teacher"`. When the AI model generates a sentence with the word 'teacher', the system cannot find 'teacher' in the example list. The word 'teacher' is not highlighted, and no tooltip appears.
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An AI model must use exact words for examples. The AI model should not add extra information in parentheses. This ensures the system can find and highlight the correct words.