An AI model must include specific keywords in a minimum number of content panels. This ensures important concepts are always visible. The keywords should be short phrases.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
An AI model must include specific keywords in a minimum number of content panels.
This ensures important concepts are always visible. The keywords should be short phrases.
A keyword must appear in at least five long content panels. These panels are usually part of different sections. Examples include overview, base content, and expanded content. Each keyword phrase should be 2 to 6 words long. A panel should have no more than five keyword phrases.
A developer creates an AI model for a learning platform. The model generates content about 'sustainable energy.' The developer sets a rule that 'sustainable energy' must appear in at least five content panels. If the AI model only includes it in three panels, the content is not approved. The developer must adjust the AI model's rules.
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An AI model must include specific keywords in a minimum number of content panels. This ensures important concepts are always visible. The keywords should be short phrases.