A question asks the user to do something. A question does not ask the user how they feel. A question does not invite the user to explore a topic.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
A question asks the user to do something.
A question does not ask the user how they feel. A question does not invite the user to explore a topic.
A question tells the user what action to take. It focuses on execution. It does not ask about feelings or invite exploration. These types of questions are better for larger topics or discussions.
An AI model asks, 'Let's explore together how to write a good headline.' This is not a direct instruction. A better question is, 'Write a headline for a news article.'
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An AI model should frame calls to action as challenges. This means encouraging the user to achieve a goal.
An AI model should use plain English. It must not use special AI words or jargon.
An AI tutor's content needs different tracks for spoken languages. It also needs a separate track for on-screen text.
An AI model should use direct language. The tone should be like a conversation.
A question asks the user to do something. A question does not ask the user how they feel. A question does not invite the user to explore a topic.