A developer must clearly define the next action for an AI model. The action must be one of a few simple choices. This helps the AI model understand what to do.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
A developer must clearly define the next action for an AI model.
The action must be one of a few simple choices. This helps the AI model understand what to do.
A developer gives the AI model a file and two system prompts. The developer then gives a clear instruction. The instruction tells the AI model exactly what to do. This instruction is one of two simple options. The AI model either processes the file or edits a prompt.
A developer gives an AI model a document and two system prompts. The developer then types, 'Fire pilot'. The AI model processes the document using the first system prompt. It shows the result. If the developer types, 'Edit prompt X', the AI model revises the specified prompt. It shows the changes.
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A developer must clearly define the next action for an AI model. The action must be one of a few simple choices. This helps the AI model understand what to do.