An AI model should use general fallback options. The AI model must not use specific words as default settings. This prevents unexpected word choices.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
An AI model should use general fallback options.
The AI model must not use specific words as default settings. This prevents unexpected word choices.
An AI model should use generic fallback options. This means the AI model does not have specific words pre-set. If an array needs a default, it should be empty. The AI model should get values using `Object.values()[0]`. The AI model should not use specific named keys. New words should be added to the `interactions{}` schema.
A developer creates an AI model that generates poems. The developer sets a default list of 'pride' words for rhymes. When the AI model cannot find a rhyme, it uses these 'pride' words. This makes many poems sound the same. The AI model should have an empty list as a default. This allows the AI model to find new words each time.
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An AI model should use general fallback options. The AI model must not use specific words as default settings. This prevents unexpected word choices.