An AI model should not limit complex human expression to a small, fixed number of categories. Human expression systems are open and require generative methods, not simple lists. A developer must check if a user already has a large collection of items before suggesting a new, smaller collection.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
An AI model should not limit complex human expression to a small, fixed number of categories.
Human expression systems are open and require generative methods, not simple lists. A developer must check if a user already has a large collection of items before suggesting a new, smaller collection.
An AI model should not try to fit all human expression into a small, fixed number of items. Things like story types, common phrases, or ways of speaking are open systems. They need methods that can create new examples, not just a list of all possible ones. A developer should find out if the user already has many examples before suggesting a small, new set. Limiting a vast collection to a small number reduces its value greatly.
A developer asks an AI model to create a list of common story templates. The AI model suggests 500 templates. The developer already has a database of 20,000 story templates. The AI model's suggestion is too small and does not meet the developer's needs.
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An AI model should not limit complex human expression to a small, fixed number of categories. Human expression systems are open and require generative methods, not simple lists. A developer must check if a user already has a large collection of items before suggesting a new, smaller collection.