Generated content must meet clear quality standards. A developer must ensure each question and answer is simple, direct, and accurate. This prevents confusion and incorrect learning.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
Generated content must meet clear quality standards.
A developer must ensure each question and answer is simple, direct, and accurate. This prevents confusion and incorrect learning.
The AI model's generated questions and answers must follow four rules. These rules ensure the content is easy to understand. They also make sure the information is correct and clear. The first rule is simple wording. A 14-year-old learning English must understand the text. Avoid idioms, slang, or cultural references. The question should be clear without needing extra vocabulary knowledge. The second rule is one answer per question. Each question must have only one correct answer. If a question has two correct answers, it is a bad question. The developer must fix the question, not the wrong answer choices. The third rule is no compound sentences in the question. A question should ask only one thing. If a question asks two things, split it into two separate questions. Or, choose the more important question to ask. The fourth rule is a clearly correct answer. The correct answer must be 100% right. No other answer choice should seem correct. If an expert could argue for another answer, the question is not good enough.
An AI model creates a quiz question. The question uses an idiom like 'kick the bucket.' A student learning English will not understand this. The developer must rewrite the question using simple words. This makes the question fair for all students.
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