Content must be written for a human reader, not an AI model. An AI model rewards information density and complex words. A human reader needs clear language and helpful examples.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
Content must be written for a human reader, not an AI model.
An AI model rewards information density and complex words. A human reader needs clear language and helpful examples.
A developer should introduce new or difficult words with simple explanations. This helps a reader understand the new word. A developer should link to other articles when a concept is mentioned. This creates a web of knowledge. A developer should use examples that tell a short story. This makes the idea clear for all readers. When an AI model scores content highly but a human reader is confused, the AI model is measuring the wrong thing. The goal is to help the human reader understand.
A developer writes an article about 'saccades' for designers. An AI model scores the article highly because it uses technical terms. However, many designers are learning English and find the article hard to understand. The developer then rewrites the article. The developer introduces 'saccades' by explaining, 'Your eye moves in tiny, quick jumps. Scientists call these jumps saccades.' The developer also adds a short story example of how saccades work when a designer looks at a website. The AI model's score might drop, but the designers now understand the concept better.
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Content must be written for a human reader, not an AI model. An AI model rewards information density and complex words. A human reader needs clear language and helpful examples.