Production stage time has a maximum limit. It is not a set amount that must be used. A system can encourage users to finish faster but still allow more time.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
Production stage time has a maximum limit.
It is not a set amount that must be used. A system can encourage users to finish faster but still allow more time.
A system should set a soft time limit for a task. The user can submit their work when ready. If the user goes past the soft limit, the system can suggest they take their time. There should also be a hard time limit. This hard limit is usually twice the soft limit.
A student is writing an essay using an AI tool. The tool suggests a soft cap of 30 minutes for a draft. After 30 minutes, the AI model shows a message: 'Take your time, but remember your goal.' The student continues working. The hard cap is 60 minutes. At 60 minutes, the AI model automatically saves the current work and asks the student to review it.
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Production stage time has a maximum limit. It is not a set amount that must be used. A system can encourage users to finish faster but still allow more time.