User interface (UI) names should be poetic and opaque. This prevents competitors from understanding the underlying prompt strategy. The actual mechanism must always remain on the server side.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
User interface (UI) names should be poetic and opaque.
This prevents competitors from understanding the underlying prompt strategy. The actual mechanism must always remain on the server side.
User interface names should be creative and not easily understood. This means the names do not reveal how the AI model works. A competitor will not learn the AI model's prompt strategy. The technical details of the AI model stay hidden. The AI model's core functions remain on the server.
A developer creates an AI model that summarizes text. The developer names a UI button 'Condense Thoughts' instead of 'Summarize Text with Keyword Extraction'. This opaque name hides the specific method the AI model uses. A competitor cannot easily guess the AI model's prompt strategy.
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User interface (UI) names should be poetic and opaque. This prevents competitors from understanding the underlying prompt strategy. The actual mechanism must always remain on the server side.