A developer must check the content of an AI model's output. Checking only if a script ran without errors is not enough. The developer must verify the actual data and structure.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
A developer must check the content of an AI model's output.
Checking only if a script ran without errors is not enough. The developer must verify the actual data and structure.
A developer must verify the output content. The developer should not just check if the script finished. The developer needs to count items in each section. The developer must compare the output against expected data. A simple file size check is not full verification. Empty sections can pass if the script does not crash. The developer must look inside the output.
A developer uses an AI model to generate a report. The script runs and shows 'success'. The developer checks only the file size. The developer says the task is 'done'. Later, a manager finds the report has many empty sections. The developer did not verify the actual content.
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