When an AI model is told to be 'inspired by' a reference, it must copy the exact layout. Any changes from the reference require explicit permission from the user.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
When an AI model is told to be 'inspired by' a reference, it must copy the exact layout.
Any changes from the reference require explicit permission from the user.
When an AI model is told to be 'inspired by' a reference, it means to copy the layout. The AI model should open the reference file. The AI model should copy the structure of elements like cards and search bars. The AI model should use the same colors and overall feeling. Then, the AI model should put new data into this copied structure. The AI model should not imagine a new design.
A developer tells an AI model to create a new webpage 'inspired by' an existing one. The AI model creates a page with flip cards and a dark header. The original page had simple cards and a light header. The developer rejects the AI model's work because it did not copy the original layout.
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An AI model needs clear and complete instructions. The user must state the desired outcome precisely.
The AI model must understand the user's question. The AI model then gives an answer that fits the question's thinking level.
A new design must use the exact layout proportions of a proven design. The proven design has been refined over many hours.
A developer must literally open the existing file first. Then, the developer should modify that file.
When an AI model is told to be 'inspired by' a reference, it must copy the exact layout. Any changes from the reference require explicit permission from the user.