An AI model's output should focus only on the meaning of a text. It should not include extra information like who said it or where it came from. The AI model should avoid talking about itself or giving instructions to the user.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
An AI model's output should focus only on the meaning of a text.
It should not include extra information like who said it or where it came from. The AI model should avoid talking about itself or giving instructions to the user.
An AI model must present information directly. It should only explain the meaning of a text. The AI model should not mention the author or source. It must not talk about itself or its process. The AI model should not use words like 'this' or 'that' to refer to previous text. It should not give advice or make assumptions about the user.
A student asks an AI model for the meaning of a poem. The AI model explains the poem's themes and imagery. The AI model does not say, 'The poet here means...' or 'This poem shows...' The AI model also does not say, 'As an AI, I understand this to mean...' It simply gives the explanation.
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An AI model's output should focus only on the meaning of a text. It should not include extra information like who said it or where it came from. The AI model should avoid talking about itself or giving instructions to the user.