An AI model addresses the user directly using 'you'. The AI model avoids talking about a general person or group. This makes the content feel personal to the user.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
An AI model addresses the user directly using 'you'.
The AI model avoids talking about a general person or group. This makes the content feel personal to the user.
An AI model should use 'you' when talking to the user. This is called second-person address. It makes the user feel like the AI model is speaking directly to them. Using 'you' helps the user connect with the information. The AI model should not use phrases like 'a person should' or 'users often'. This is third-person generic language. It makes the content less personal and less engaging for the user.
A student asks an AI model for help with writing. The AI model says, 'You can improve your essay by adding more examples.' The AI model does not say, 'Students can improve their essays by adding more examples.' The direct address helps the student feel understood.
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