Lessons must use simple, clear English. A lesson uses standard punctuation. A lesson uses specific formatting for emphasis and lists.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
Lessons must use simple, clear English.
A lesson uses standard punctuation. A lesson uses specific formatting for emphasis and lists.
A lesson uses simple words. A lesson uses short sentences. A lesson avoids complex grammar. This helps many people understand the lesson easily. A lesson uses specific formatting for special parts.
A developer writes a lesson about coding. The developer uses technical words. Many users do not understand the lesson. The developer rewrites the lesson using plain English. More users can now learn from the lesson.
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An AI model should use plain English. It must not use special AI words or jargon.
An AI model should use short sentences. The AI model should choose simple words.
A developer should introduce new or difficult words with simple explanations. This helps a reader understand the new word.
An AI model might use technical language because it reports in the same language it uses internally. Terms like 'schema' or 'Stage 2' are clear to the machine.
Lessons must use simple, clear English. A lesson uses standard punctuation. A lesson uses specific formatting for emphasis and lists.