A lesson must be easy to understand for any person. Technical words and jargon make lessons unclear. An AI model also struggles with unclear language.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
A lesson must be easy to understand for any person.
Technical words and jargon make lessons unclear. An AI model also struggles with unclear language.
Technical words and jargon make lessons hard to understand. A person reading the lesson for the first time will not understand it. An AI model also cannot apply lessons it does not understand. The lesson becomes useless if it is not clear.
A developer writes a lesson using terms like 'generation-shape problem' and 'transport layer'. A new team member reads it but does not understand. An AI model tries to follow the lesson but fails to apply it correctly. The lesson does not help anyone.
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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 use common words. The name should create a picture in the user's mind.
An AI model should use direct language. The tone should be like a conversation.
A lesson must be easy to understand for any person. Technical words and jargon make lessons unclear. An AI model also struggles with unclear language.